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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
If anger management sounds like something being done to you, call it impulse control instead. The work is the same and the word is easier to live with.
Plenty of people who will not sit through feelings talk will happily work on catching an impulse, because that sounds like training rather than…
A certain wariness is standard equipment. Nothing in this work is trying to leave you soft and open to whatever comes along.
People often hesitate here because it sounds like being asked to stop protecting themselves. The opposite is nearer the truth: you keep the guard and…
There is no single correct account of anger that works on everyone. Keep a few to hand and offer the one this person can actually take.
Some people settle the moment they hear that the body moves before thought arrives. Others need it put as an old survival system, or as something…
One clear explanation is rarely enough. Say the important part again later in different words, and expect to say it again after that.
The thing you most want someone to have in a hot moment is the first thing that goes missing. Reactivity arriving ahead of thought is worth stating…
This is just how I am ends more attempts at change than anything else. It is also less true than it feels.
There is more about anger than the practices: the anger area has the themes and the courses too.
Temperament is real and some people do run hotter than others. What is not fixed is what you do in the ten seconds after something lands, and that is…