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Summary:
Anger is a natural response to feelings of hurt, betrayal, and embarrassment, and a reliable outlet when we feel just plain stressed out. Learn to recognize the deeper meaning behind your anger, and change the relationships and situations in your life that frustrate you.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
- Introduction : a new understanding
- Stage one : Anger as a protective reaction
- The power of stage two
- The nature of beliefs and feelings
- Step one : Acknowledge your anger and safely regain your emotional balance
- Step two : Notice your thoughts and feelings
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- Step three : Give yourself validation
- Step four : Identify your unmet need
- Step five : Take action to meet your need
- Step six : Explore the other person's frame of reference
- Step seven : Free yourself with forgiveness
- When you're angry with yourself.
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