Sentences with phrase «unresolved anger for»

If you've witnessed examples of extreme, unresolved anger for more than two weeks, seek the help of a mental health professional who can provide one - on - one assistance and help your child work through these difficult emotions.

Not exact matches

Instead of dealing with the real underlying issues, we find ourselves looking for another enemy, another scapegoat, another target for our anger and unresolved grievances.

For far too long separation and divorce has focussed on fear and anger; and the fear and unresolved anger has resulted in blaming.

A chance to present anger / wounding as well as unresolved past pain (* the past pain MUST be as a result of a wound closely related to the present one), which will be uncomfortable to hear BUT requires validation from you — «I can see that I was disrespectful and devaluing to you and set a bad example for our children.»

For couples, we will explore ways of communication to increase the connection and intimacy in your relationship, resolve conflict, and work through shame, guilt and long - standing and unresolved anger.

For both the spouses and the children, a second trip down the aisle may resurrect old, unresolved anger and hurt about the previous failed marriage.

Arranged for easy reference, each bearing a succinct description and targeted application, the interventions illustrated — including Fantasy, Storytelling, Expressive Arts, Game Play, Puppet Play, Play Toys and Objects, and Group Play — have been used with success to address such common problems as low self - esteem and unresolved fear and anger as well as more serious difficulties arising from loss, abuse, and sexual trauma.

«Complicated grief» resulting from unresolved guilt, anger, shame, and regret can fester on for many years.

This is particularly so for divorced couples whose relationship may be strained with distrust, unresolved resentments, hurt and anger.

An alienating parent may have unresolved anger toward the other parent for perceived wrongs during the relationship and may be unable to separate those issues from parenting issues.

PAIRS is for any couple: if you have a good relationship that you want to make even better, or you're struggling with distance; unresolved anger, resentments or hurts; or difficulty communicating or creating as much intimacy as you would like.