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The blog where knowledge has no boundariesAngry Teens or should that be Tweens?
Here's an article I've just written, featured in YourDocMedical.co.uk Having just attended a one day workshop on the Challenges of Teenagers, I’m keenly reminded of the difficult position this age group occupies. Caught in the middle of Childhood and Adulthood, this...
Stressful January Linked to Increased Anger and Health Issues in Women
Let’s be honest, the prospect of returning to work after Christmas is unlikely to fill you with anything other than dread. In fact, when you team wet and windy weather conditions with heightened workload, increased demand for performance and practically no job...
BAAM Blasts into its Annual National Anger Awareness Week – 1st – 7th December, 2011
If Christmas leaves you feeling pricklier than a holly bush, then help is at hand! The British Association of Anger Management (BAAM) is once again helping you have a calm Christmas and beat seasonal stress with its annual Anger Awareness Week, taking place nationwide...
What is Emotional Intelligence? [Infographic]
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Enough is Enough – Calling Time on Anger
PRESS RELEASE Anger is considered by many to be the scourge of the 21st Century – with over-stressed, time-hungry lives and increasing expectations leading the average person to fly into a rage four times a day. But one anger management expert is not only helping to...
Effects of the Lack of Attachment
Instability or disruption in relationships in the care system may give infants or children major problems in their ability to trust and therefore attach to parents or caregivers. The specific kinds of problems that are frequently shown by children who have experienced...


