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Tag Archives: anger
Personality Drive: A Holistic View
By Metta Sweet Edge, LCSW It’s becoming increasingly well known and accepted that thoughts, feelings, and physical experiences are interrelated and deeply inform and impact one’s daily life. For example, a single thought (“I’m running late”) almost instantaneously causes a … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 Articles, Metta's Articles, Mind-body-spirit Integration
Tagged anger, Anxiety, enneagram, holistic, personality, shame, triads
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The Truth About Anger
By Dr. Melissa Kulick, PhD, RYT Though so many of us fear it and judge it negatively, both in ourselves and in others, anger is a normal human emotion. It does, in fact, serve a purpose, as do all emotions. … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Articles, Anger Management, Melissa's Articles
Tagged anger, argument, conflict
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