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Does Negative Self Talk make you angry with yourself?

by Sarah Jones | Sep 2, 2019 | Anger Management, Emotional Intelligence, Emotions Coaching

Does Negative Self Talk make you angry with yourself? Worrying excessively about a future event? Are you creating negative scenarios about the outcome of this event? Do you sometimes become angry with yourself for not being able to deal with these issues without...
Is your inner child angry?

Is your inner child angry?

by Sarah Jones | Aug 22, 2019 | Anger Management, Emotional Intelligence

Are there situations which make your inner child angry frightened with an emotion which you don’t understand? As a child you need to see good emotional self care strategies modeled by carers..So if your care givers were distracted by their own unmet needs...
Is ‘Controlling Your Anger’ the answer?

Is ‘Controlling Your Anger’ the answer?

by Sarah Jones | Jul 24, 2019 | Anger Management

I believe that the idea of ‘controlling your anger’ is a misconception. It suggests that anger is negative. Anger is neither good nor bad. Think about it as a message from your body about how it thinks you should respond to a given situation. Problems...
Mid-life rage – How to control it

Mid-life rage – How to control it

by Sarah Jones | Jul 17, 2019 | Anger Management, Emotions Coaching

Have you experienced mid-life rage? A fall in your levels of tolerance and rise in your levels of rage as you have become older? Victoria Lambert in her article ‘The rise of mid-life rage – and how I got it under control’ cites some examples which...
Can saying Yes lead to feeling angry?

Can saying Yes lead to feeling angry?

by Sarah Jones | Jul 5, 2019 | Anger Management, Emotions Coaching

When we are asked to do something which we are happy to do, we feel a lightening of the load, an inner sparkle, saying yes brings a smile to our face because our hearts feel joy. This is our full-hearted response The opposite is ‘I should … but I don’t want to’....

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