"healthy emotion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe emotions that are beneficial, balanced, and well-regulated. Example: It is important to express healthy emotions such as love, compassion, and joy in order to maintain good mental and emotional wellbeing.
[Jealousy can be] a healthy emotion to keep track of yourself and your emotional health.
"Anger can be a very healthy emotion leading to feelings of strength and resolve rather than helplessness and despair".
In daily life, obsessive, all-consuming, world-annihilating rage is not a healthy emotion, but for horror fiction it's mother's milk.
Hamilton managed to smile and laugh in the clubhouse, a healthy emotion considering how close the Rangers had come to glory.
You have the right to express all your emotions including anger: Anger is a healthy emotion.
While Bajda believes that fear is a healthy emotion for breaking barriers and personal advancement, he also thinks that unwarranted fear is not beneficial.
And while it isn't unusual in autocratic states to find sentimentality filling the gap vacated by healthy emotions, Mantel creates an enormous problem by placing the amoral – to put it politely – Cromwell at the heart of the novels.
Flights: 9 Miles flown: 22,661 Destinations: New York, London, Munich, Mumbai, Miami Nights in a hotel: 14 Nights on a dancefloor: 6 Satisfaction rating: 9.89/10 For most of the world's population, living the latest frenetic fortnight of my helter-skelter year would surely have prompted a range of less than healthy emotions.
But the fact is, we have become so used to measuring and evaluating our popularity and strength of our friendships by our digital presence and social media interactivity that we've begun to lose sight of what a friendship truly should bring to the table and how to have healthy emotions around our real life interactions.
They have healthy emotions like love, kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity.
- Magic Trees of the Mind: How to Nurture Your Child's Intelligence, Creativity, and Healthy Emotions from Birth Through Adolescence - by Marian Diamond and Janet Hopson.
