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Some people habitually shy away from their own angry feelings and potentially anger-provoking situations. Psychologist and author John Lynch calls these individuals "anger avoiders." When confronted with a provocative or confronta ... więcej
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Some people habitually shy away from their own angry feelings and potentially anger-provoking situations. Psychologist and author John Lynch calls these individuals "anger avoiders." When confronted with a provocative or confrontational situation, an anger avoider feels that to express anger is to risk losing control, hurting someone else's feelings, or appearing to be a rude, unlikable, or bad person. Panic attacks and depression, subservience and passivity, headaches and chronic pain often plague people who deny themselves a constructive outlet for their anger. If you are an anger avoider, you must read this book. Learn to separate anger from rage or fear. Then practice a series of simple, easy-to-follow exercises that coach you to openly express your anger and constructively address difficult people and situations. The book directs you to align yourself with your anger, using it as a tool for positive change. With these exercises, learn to set and achieve goals for constructive anger expression.
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