The Why’s of Anger (The tip of the iceberg) When we think of the WHY’S of anger, its causes, what usually comes to mind? Perhaps being put down for something he/she did or didn’t do, being ignored, being told repeatedly to accomplish a task account for some of these reasons ……. What are other […]

In subsequent posts I will be sharing additional parts of my book, the “Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger,” as well as the Anger Management Power (AMP) Program on which this book and my presentation are based. The following questions provide an overview of both sources of information to assist readers, and

There are many who hold onto their anger and then release it after some time has passed.Their words or actions display the intensity of the pent-up feeling which they have been harboring. Possible Effects: It’s is a momentary action. Its intention is to hurt the person to whom they directed this feeling. Its benefit is

This past weekend, I presented some ideas utiizing an interactive discussion between myself and audience members at the North Haven Memorial Library. This format is one way of reaching people who function in a variety of roles and can take what ideas we’ve shared to others in their lives. Many thanks to Emily Tomlin, who

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Yesterday, I facilitated another book signing at the Barnes and Noble in West Hartford. It is a spacious and comfortable setting, whose associates were attentive. I met nice people, enjoyed interesting conversations, and offered the opportunity to describe my book, the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger. What makes this book different

Hi Everyone, I’d like to invite you to my next book signing for the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger. Date: Saturday, April 4th Place: Barnes & Noble 470 Universal Drive, North Haven Connecticut Time: 1-4pm I look forward to seeing you!

Common Bonds This will be my final suggestion, on becoming more united, rather than divided, by focusing on our commonalities. The fact is, we share many similar values and goals. A “YES” response to these questions highlights how similar, we are, regardless of our political beliefs.        Do you have the security of

This past week, I had the pleasure of facilitating a violence prevention interactive seminar at Dominican University in New York for teacher education students, during which we shared many ideas. This program was based on the anger management program I developed with and for teens and utilized with, and looking forward to presenting to other

(Taken from the Second Edition of Peace: The Other Side of Anger) These ideas, a few of many, may be useful in building and maintaining your relationship with a teenager. CONSIDERING A TEEN’S PERCEPTION CAN GIVE YOU A BETTER RECEPTION “Wow, somebody really listens to what I have to say!” sums up this point. It