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"A very practical workbook that will be invaluable for anyone with anger issues, presenting an effective approach to the 'management' of anger, not through denial, repression or acting out but through looking within to find the power locked behind the emotional response. The Anger-Makeover process helps us transform the often-negative aspects of raw anger into a constructive resource for growth and healing. A proven practical guide! This is a book we all need and a book that will offer helping professionals an active and proven methodology to help clients. It gives us all tools that will be…mehr

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"A very practical workbook that will be invaluable for anyone with anger issues, presenting an effective approach to the 'management' of anger, not through denial, repression or acting out but through looking within to find the power locked behind the emotional response. The Anger-Makeover process helps us transform the often-negative aspects of raw anger into a constructive resource for growth and healing. A proven practical guide! This is a book we all need and a book that will offer helping professionals an active and proven methodology to help clients. It gives us all tools that will be useful in communicating with others and in working through issues within ourselves to become authentic and true to our deepest Selves. Whether our anger spits and simmers, or whether it shoots out like a rocket, it often doesn't do anything except create more anger. Walter Polt shows us how to turn it around and use the energy for good"--
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A son of the American heartlands, Walter Polt, MA, LCPC, learned all too soon to be nice-and to hide anger. His book on anger in relationships gives five steps to turning your negative impulses positive and feeling clear and confident about your preferences and values-so you're ready to speak up with love and respect. After doing his graduate work in counseling at Columbia, he was licensed as a Masters Social Worker in New Mexico and is now a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. For more than four decades, he has counseled, coached, and presented international trainings in diverse settings including outpatient mental health, community mental health, and private practice. Psychosynthesis inspires him. It's a spacious growth-and-integration system founded by Robert Assagioli, MD. When Edith Stauffer, PhD, taught Walter her process of Unconditional Love and Forgiveness he rediscovered his anger and started putting it to good use. He followed his passion: guiding people to avoid anger's tricks and to train their brains in habits of compassion and cooperation. He cocreated Intermountain Associates for Psychosynthesis and its training program, has served on the Steering Committee of the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis, and has written numerous professional articles.