Five Signs You Are A Rage-aholic

Posted by admin on Jun 13, 2014 in Articles | 7 comments

Are you a rage-aholic? You might not think so but read this entire article and you might change your mind. Just what is rage? According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary Rage, the noun is a strong feeling of anger that is difficult to control, a sudden expression of violent anger. Rage is also a verb, it means to talk in an extremely angry way, to shout loudly and angrily, to happen or continue...

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5 Ways To Effective Communication

Posted by admin on Apr 4, 2014 in Articles | 0 comments

There are times in everyone’s life where you just want to run and hide after you said something that unintentionally hurt someone’s feelings.  There are a few things that you can do to prevent this from continuously happening! Here are 5 ways to help you prevent the anger within from hurting your relationships: #1) Have a plan Decide in advance what you want to accomplish. If you can...

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“The Rage Within”

Posted by admin on Jan 31, 2014 in Articles | 2 comments

Guidelines For Managing Anger We can agree that most of us have experienced anger.  Some of us have cringed under the rage in our families when growing up, struggled with it in ourselves, or felt it toward our friends.  Some have shocked others with volcanoes of anger.  However, rage is not just a personal enemy.  Evidence abounds that we live in a mad, mad, mad, mad world today!   Research...

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Four Truths About Anger Over The Presidential Election

Posted by admin on Nov 9, 2012 in Articles | 0 comments

Millions of people from all across the nation voted for the candidate that they believed would be the best choice as the next President of the United States.  If you voted, and your candidate for President wasn’t elected, then you are probably experiencing a number of emotions:  You might be feeling sad, disappointed, confused, hopeless, numb… but for some people, the feeling that may...

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How Should We Deal With Anger?

Posted by admin on Oct 30, 2012 in Articles | 0 comments

Tip #1 Confess it. Denying your feelings will only cause you to stay angry longer. Whether or not you acknowledge the emotion, its poison will continue to affect you. By harboring anger, you will never know the fullness of peace and joy. Tip #2 Identify the nature and source. If you don’t identify the root of the problem, you could lash out at someone who did nothing wrong. For instance,...

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