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Managing Anger Simple Steps to Dealing with Frustration and Threat

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ISBN-10: 0007100345

ISBN-13: 9780007100347

Edition: 2000

Authors: Gael Lindenfield

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Anger is a very natural response to frustration, bereavement, loss, hurt or threat. Managing Anger explains the effects of anger on our bodies & minds, strategies for preventing the build up of frustration & how to keep calm when faced with outbursts.
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Book details

Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 224
Size: 5.06" wide x 7.81" long x 0.56" tall
Weight: 0.638
Language: English

Gael Lindenfield is a qualified psychotherapist and one of the country's leading personal development trainers. She is the internationally best-selling author of eight books and has become reknowned for her innovative and practical self help techniques. Her books include 'Self Esteem' and 'Emotional Confidence'.She runs her own highly successful personal development consultancy in the UK and Spain and works with the Parent Network and other similar groups.

Acknowledgements
List of Exercises
Introduction
Understanding More About Anger
Anger's Journey from Stimulus to Response
Anger and Our Bodies
Anger and Our Minds
Anger and Our Behaviour
Personal Anger Patterns
Managing Our Own Anger
Step 1: Challenge and Change Your Attitudes
Step 2: Take Control of Your Fears
Step 3: Face the 'Beast' Within Yourself
Step 4: Deal with the Backlog of Unresolved Anger
Step 5: Learn to Express Feelings Appropriately and Skilfully
Step 6: Find Constructive Channels for Your Anger Energy
How to Deal with Other People's Anger
Introduction
Facing an Angry Outburst
In the Wake of the Outburst
Dealing with the Chronic or Repressed Anger of Other People
In the Face of Violence
Preventative Strategies
Introduction
Strategies for Yourself
Strategies for Others
Further Reading
Index