Anger Management: An Introduction To Anger Management For Parents: Recognizing And Coping With Its Effects On Your Family And Your Children (A No . And Staying Out Of Difficult Circumstances)

Manolas, Achill

ISBN 10: 1835731600 / ISBN 13: 9781835731604

Published by Charis Lassiter, 2023

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Anger Management: An Introduction To Anger Management For Parents: Recognizing And Coping With Its Effects On Your Family And Your Children (A No . And Staying Out Of Difficult Circumstances)
• Publisher: Charis Lassiter
• Publication Date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1835731600
• ISBN 13: 9781835731604
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

How many times, up until this point, have you wished you could stop yourself from getting angry and yelling at the people you care about? How often have you daydreamed about remaining level-headed and objective in the face of a challenging situation at work so that you might be the one to suggest the most time- and resource-saving solution?

This thorough guide provides an in-depth exploration of many manifestations of anger, including an analysis of their distinct forms and corresponding triggers. Additionally, it offers valuable insights into the cultivation of adaptive coping strategies and the enhancement of interpersonal communication abilities. This eBook provides practical advice and real-life illustrations to empower individuals with the necessary skills to manage their emotions effectively and cultivate a more satisfying existence.

The book titled "Anger Management for Over Reactive Parents" provides strategies for effectively redirecting and managing parental anger in a constructive manner. Undoubtedly, experiencing frustration is an inherent aspect of the human condition, despite employing various approaches. In a state of exasperation, individuals may resort to raising their voices, expressing intense emotions, and engaging in physical aggression as a means to elicit compliance with their directives. Despite repeated attempts, they continue to demonstrate a refusal to listen.