Where do we derive acceptance?  Some, and rightfully so, feel a person should strive to accept themselves and who they are – physically, emotionally and psychologically. From self – acceptance comes a peacefulness, a satisfaction. For others, acceptance can come from others by experiencing a sense of belonging. Without meeting this need, often the other

There are many sources of loss – relationships, jobs, health, death. The greater the loss the more intense the feeling. In other words, “How important was this in our lives?” The answer to this question describes the depth of this deficit in our life. It is difficult to understand. Many times we ask, “Why did

(From the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger) During my presentations various photos are displayed asking how these symbols might be helpful in revealing the hidden sources of anger in teenagers. The photo of an onion, which has many layers, can be equated with unraveling the layers of covering necessary to discovering

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(From the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger) There are various methods of helping adolescents calm down or de-escalate their anger. One such tool is through the use of photos or images. A picture vividly utilizing the senses – sight, sound, smell or touch. For example:  A beach in which the teen

(The Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger)   Social Media is an ever-present phenomenon in so many lives, particularly those of teenagers. Many of the pros and cons of this reality are known to some, while others are not. These are explored in Chapter Seven, along with productive ways of assisting youth

I certainly appreciated all of your acknowledgements of the presentation which was supposed to take place today.However, as with so many other things, timing is something to be considered. Since my audiences include educators, parents/guardians, etc. summertime is an opportunity to relax, not do too much thinking ….. not try to concentrate on the topics

Presentation: Anger Management Program Place: Hartford Public Library,500 Main Street, Hartford Ct. Time: 5:30–7:30pm Register by Calling: Keren Prescott(860) 695-6226

                             (From the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger)  Observing a teen’s physical and emotional reactions to situations or people is essential to understanding and assisting them in peacefully managing their anger. This is particularly the case when you notice an adolescent’s physical response to such anger activators. This reaction my take