Monthly Archives: July 2005

Anger Management: Learning to Calm Your Inner Rage

Anger Management: Learning to Calm Your Inner RageBy Kelli M. Donley, MPH Most people have pet peeves – close-talkers, noisy eaters, loud cell phone conversations, etc. While dealing with these minor annoyances may be trivial for some, for others, they … Continue reading

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Defusing Anger

Question: How can I defuse my anger when someone (a “downer”) is unfairly blaming or judging me? Answer: Here are some steps to take. First of all, listen attentively to what is being said. Try to understand and clarify the … Continue reading

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Resolving Anger and Relationship Conflict

Question: Hi, I really, need some advice. I have a friend that is very sweet, and really, loves the Lord. We were the best of friends. I was going through a really, hard time when I met her. She so … Continue reading

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Rage and Jealousy

Question: Lynette, I have a rage problem when it comes to jealousy. It begins with a jealousy problem and turns into an out of control rage problem where I want to throw things, curse, cry, yell, and push or hit.I … Continue reading

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Anger and Abuse

Question: Hi my boyfriend and i have had some serious issues, over the last few years. He is the kindest, sweetest guy on the planet most of the time, but in the last couple of years, he has hit me … Continue reading

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Renew Yourself!

Stress Buster 4: Revitalize and Renew yourself! What are you looking forward to doing in your life? Maybe you answered, “not much!” That will cause a sense of hopelessness, underlying frustration and anger about your life. So, you need to … Continue reading

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Stress Busters to Reduce Anger

Stress Buster 2: Stop Controlling! When we feel insecure, frustrated and angry, no matter what the reason, we compensate by trying to control. Maybe there are other reasons you have for needing to be in control. Maybe you feel insignificant … Continue reading

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