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Observable Signs of Emotions

August 2024 | Abby Rowley, LCSW - Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Adult Down Syndrome Center

The visuals linked below can help us figure out what emotions we are feeling. Our bodies give us clues about what we are feeling. For example, when we feel sad, we might cry, frown, or put our head down. When we feel happy, we might smile, laugh, and have a relaxed body. 

Signs I Might Feel Happy opens in new window

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Signs I Might Feel Anxious/Worried opens in new window

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Signs I Might Feel Angry opens in new window

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Signs I Might Feel Sad opens in new window

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More visuals are available in the Mental Health section of our Resource Library.

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