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Understanding and Managing Anger: Turning Our Anger and the Anger of Others into... - Gary Chapman
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According to Gary Chapman, a well-known marriage and family counselor, feeling angry isn't necessarily bad. It is above all a natural emotion against any form of injustice felt and which is sometimes much better than indifference. In this book, supported by concrete examples drawn from his many hours of consultation, the author of the bestseller The Languages of Love helps us understand the reasons for our anger or that of our loved ones to better control it. True to what makes it successful, it gives us practical and accessible keys both psychologically and spiritually to help us transform our anger into a constructive and positive emotion.
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According to Gary Chapman, a well-known marriage and family counselor, feeling angry isn't necessarily bad. It is above all a natural emotion against any form of injustice felt and which is sometimes much better than indifference. In this book, supported by concrete examples drawn from his many hours of consultation, the author of the bestseller The Languages of Love helps us understand the reasons for our anger or that of our loved ones to better control it. True to what makes it successful, it gives us practical and accessible keys both psychologically and spiritually to help us transform our anger into a constructive and positive emotion. The checklists and questions at the end of the chapter allow an effective application of his teaching.
Author Biography
Gary Chapman is a marriage counselor. Gifted and highly appreciated, he leads many seminars all over the world. The series of his books on love languages (intended for couples and parents of children and adolescents) has met with wide success with the French-speaking public.
Technical data sheet
- Item weight
- 275 g
- Author
- Gary Chapman
- Publishing house
- Farel editions
- Year of publication
- FEBRUARY 2012
- Number of pages
- 224 pages
- ISBN
- 978-2863144183
- Paperbound
- Yes
- Original title
- The Other Side of Love
- Product dimensions (LxWxD)
- 14 x 21 x 1.2 cm
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According to Gary Chapman, a well-known marriage and family counselor, feeling angry isn't necessarily bad. It is above all a natural emotion against any form of injustice felt and which is sometimes much better than indifference. In this book, supported by concrete examples drawn from his many hours of consultation, the author of the bestseller The Languages of Love helps us understand the reasons for our anger or that of our loved ones to better control it. True to what makes it successful, it gives us practical and accessible keys both psychologically and spiritually to help us transform our anger into a constructive and positive emotion.