Anger is one emotion we all have. For some of us anger is the primary way we express our needs when we get upset. What is interesting about anger is that it is usually a response to some other emotion we are having. Really give it some thought. Think about the last time you were really upset. Were you upset because someone hurt your feelings?
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Saturday, August 30, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Anger Management Communication Skills by Expressing Yourself Without Using Blame, Shame Or Guilt
Anger Management just can't work if you don't use these basic communication skills. Find out how expressing yourself calmly as described in this article can remove intense feelings quickly helping you to stay calm in any situation. This article shows what to do to stay calm before and during an intense conversation. Then learn how to express what you want honestly yet calmly and how to listen calmly to the reply. An amazing new anger management technique.
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008
An Alternative Healing Approach For Anger
An alternative healing approach to releasing anger with the tools of Access Energy Transformation. Anger is energy and its real purpose is to create change. Most view it as a destructive force that should be avoided. When we do avoid or suppress anger it stays in our body to be a resistant to us until we look at how we have hidden it away in us. When repressed for an extended time anger can be the source for illness, depression, anxiety, and a variety of other undesirable symptoms and behaviors.
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Responsibility and Choice are the Most Important Concepts of Anger Management
One of the most important concepts to understand in anger management is around responsibility and choice. No-one tells you to shout, swear, throw things, scream, push them, hit them or be violent. It is in fact you who chooses to do these things ... and they all constitute abuse. If this is so, then there is little justification in saying excuses such as she made me do it or it was his fault. Nobody deserves to be abused by another. This can be turned around to read "I have the right to be safe and not be abused by anyone". This is a basic human right and every person has this right.
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Saturday, August 16, 2008
Do You Know the Consequences to Road Rage?
Over the years of driving I have watched and been involved with road rage. From what I have been through it is so much easier and safer to just let the other person by, or in! A couple of weeks ago a friend and I witnessed a terrible wreck. I told her, I thought that the accident looked like it was road rage.
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Thursday, August 14, 2008
Emptying the Bucket of Angers That We Carry
Prevention is better with anger than bandaging wounds suffered through our angers. Although we have much better resources to cope. anger habits continue from childhood. WHEE: Whole Health - Easily and Effectively is a super-fast and easy way to deal with angers. Children and adults like WHEE because it is simple, and often release angers in minutes, even when they have been present a long time.
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Dealing With Road Rage
Ever since the first cars have begun to fill the roads, there have been people who drove aggressively. Today this phenomenon is called road rage and it defines a violent way of driving. Specialists in driver behavior say that people, who drive their cars very aggressively, in a road rage manner, are more likely to cause accidents than drivers who respect all the driving rules.
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Saturday, August 9, 2008
Anger - The Greatest Motivator of Them All
When you experience the emotion of anger, you create one of the most extremely powerful energies that we as humans have been given to work with. Although powerful, the energy of anger isn't bad or good. It simply exists as energy. What you choose to do with it determines if it's bad or good. As with any energy, you can choose to use it in harmful ways or in beneficial ways.
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Thursday, August 7, 2008
Anger and Aggression
Everyone is subjected to anger and aggression in different scenarios. This is a simple fact of life. The key is learning how to control the anger rather than letting it get out of control and ultimately control you. Anger management skills are required by all of us nowadays and we have to accept that there are problems lying underneath the anger, which we often ignore. These are the real issues, which should be addressed in order to manage our anger.
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Addressing Anger Management For Kids in Creative Ways
It can be easy to loose your patience when dealing with an especially unruly or angry child, but in doing so you are really just reinforcing the child's angry behavior. You can use some fun ways to get the child to see the excessive nature of their own anger, instead of reacting with anger. Although in especially heated situations this may be a struggle, the faster you can get the child to release their anger, the quicker you can diffuse the situation and have an efficient conversation.
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Monday, August 4, 2008
Anger Management For Men
There are many things in life that men get easily annoyed or impatient with such as traffic jams, ignorant drivers, complaining, inappropriate text messages; the list goes on and on. It's normal for anyone to get angry with these things, but the feelings seem stronger for some men than others. For the extremely hot headed, the littlest thing could make them fly off the handle. Some even enjoy having a bad temper; it makes them feel more masculine. Uncontrolled anger can even end a marriage or career or may be deadly. How do you know that your anger is out of control?
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Friday, August 1, 2008
Causes and Solutions For Out of Control Anger
Often anger comes from hate of some kind and if not dealt with, a person will act out this aggressive behavior and can put themselves and those around them at risk. A person who regularly acts out their anger may have underlying issues that haven't been diagnosed. These issues could be related to alcohol and/or drug abuse, or possibly some form of mental illnesses.
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