Sentences with phrase «manage their anger by»

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Vengeance and retaliation could be outwardly administered; penal justice could be roughly managed by legality; but the more magnanimity was called for, the more inward quality was indispensable, until at last the Bible faced man with an ideal that put upon him a profound demand for interior regeneration — «Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and railing, be put away from you, with all malice: and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving each other, even as God also in Christ forgave you.»

From «girls throwing themselves at him» to a lack of support on managing his social media and no disciplinary action from the club after the reports of his cheating were picked up by the papers, it's clear that Helena has a lot of anger towards the club over their lack of dealing of the matter.

He starts resisting and asserting his individuality from his mother and father and often manages his anger and frustration by throwing temper tantrums.

We teach him — by our own example, through our actions — that it's acceptable to manage anger and discontent with violence.

Recent shows have featured two 10 - year - olds, both named Laura, who meet because of a note carried across the United Kingdom by balloon; theories surrounding contagious laughter; and a parrot who helps a man manage anger problems.

If you're unable to sleep soundly due to stress, worry or anger it may help for you to manage your thoughts by writing in a journal before bed.

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Verbally recognize learners when you see them showing empathy, such as by showing kindness toward a classmate or successfully managing a strong emotion like anxiety, frustration, or anger.

The game did manage to bring me some enjoyment at first, but it all melted into anger by the end.

Excerpt taken from «The Anger Control Workbook: Simple, innovative techniques for managing anger and developing healthier ways of relating» by Matthew McKay and Peter RoAnger Control Workbook: Simple, innovative techniques for managing anger and developing healthier ways of relating» by Matthew McKay and Peter Roanger and developing healthier ways of relating» by Matthew McKay and Peter Rogers.

The different ways that children manage anger are influenced by a combination of personal characteristics, how much stress the child and family are under and opportunities available at home and school for learning how to cope with feelings.

The Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Workbook for Anger: Using DBT Mindfulness and Emotion Regulation Skills to Manage Anger, by Alexander L. Chapman

The following link by Jane Zatylny provides excellent tips for managing anger during divorce.

Anger and Divorce Interview with Lynette Hoy by Divorce Today on www.dadsdivorce.com Lynette answers questions about anger, it's origins, how to manage it and Anger and Divorce Interview with Lynette Hoy by Divorce Today on www.dadsdivorce.com Lynette answers questions about anger, it's origins, how to manage it and anger, it's origins, how to manage it and more!

Second, the research on same sex couples — including some research not reviewed by Professor Nock (such as the study by Gottman and Levinson at the University of Washington and U.C. Berkeley)-- finds that same sex couples are, on average, better at managing anger and their disagreements and conflict.

It is not an inherently negative emotion although many people are intimidated by anger and / or are unsure about how to manage it.

One way to manage those feelings is to allow yourself time on a daily basis to just be still with those feelings and allow your heart to be cleansed of the anger or expanded by the grief.

A model using the SPAARS framework (schematic, propositional, analogical and associative representation systems) of emotional processing posits that eating disorder symptoms develop as a means of managing negative emotions such as anger by redirecting the emotion onto the self and body, in the form of self - disgust / shame [3].