Anger Management - Bekiaris, Panayiotis
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It's easy for a parent to feel worn down by the pressures of everyday living. The responsibilities of job, school, and family can leave us feeling irritated, furious, and out of control. If left uncontrolled, these feelings can impair our relationships with our children and even affect their emotional well-being. "Anger Management for Parents" is a must-read for any parent who wants to better their emotional regulation and foster a happy, loving home life for their children because of its compassionate approach, practical suggestions, and expert insights. This book is the definitive resource…mehr

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It's easy for a parent to feel worn down by the pressures of everyday living. The responsibilities of job, school, and family can leave us feeling irritated, furious, and out of control. If left uncontrolled, these feelings can impair our relationships with our children and even affect their emotional well-being. "Anger Management for Parents" is a must-read for any parent who wants to better their emotional regulation and foster a happy, loving home life for their children because of its compassionate approach, practical suggestions, and expert insights. This book is the definitive resource for helping you learn to control your anger and create strong, healthy family dynamics, whether you're a new parent trying to adjust to the demands of parenthood or an experienced parent looking to enhance your connections with your children. The book "Anger Management in Relationships for Women" is a helpful guide for women who want to learn how to control their anger and keep the peace in their interpersonal relationships. From coping with minor irritations to resolving major confrontations, the strategies and advice in this book can be very helpful in regulating anger and maintaining good relationships. Explosive moments are something that everyone goes through occasionally. However, by increasing your knowledge of anger and the more positive ways it can be expressed, you can cut down on the number of times you "lose it." Although it may take some time, it is possible to develop expressions of anger that serve to protect your relationship with your children and, in some instances, even serve to improve that relationship.