Forgiving Ourselves
When we’re angry, we often think someone else is the cause. It feels safer to project our feelings outward. But the truth is, we’re probably angry with ourselves, because deep down, we all know we can’t control how others think or behave. Projecting...Anger
It’s normal for anger to arise when someone’s behavior feels rude or disrespectful. It’s also valid to let the other know how it felt in a reasonable and kind manner. This gives the ‘offender’ a chance to explain our/their actions in case...Anger
Anger sometimes gets a bad rap. Most of us feel uncomfortable admitting we’re angry and instead we deny it, stuff it and pretend we’re not. It then gets lodged in our bodies setting up the perfect environment for chronic pain. While it’s rarely...Delayed Reaction
Many emotional dramas can be avoided by simply pausing before reacting. When someone is feeling distraught and says something that triggers us, it’s common to respond from a perspective of indignation, as if to say, ‘How dare you characterize me that...Anger Management
Anger is a natural reaction to unwanted, unexpected or fearful circumstances. The feeling originates in the primitive part of the brain which is concerned with survival. Acknowledging when we’re angry is an absolute requirement for maintaining a healthy...Bite Size Happiness
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