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What Are the Options for Kids With an Often-Angry Parent?

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People who rage generally get diagnosed as having a borderline or a narcissistic personality disorder. Who is responsible for protecting their children?
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What Are Your Options if Your Parent Has BPD Rages?

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Parents' harsh anger can emotionally disable a son or daughter—child or adult.
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The Creation of Hatred

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The phenomenon of parental alienation offers clues to understanding the rising tide of hatred currently flooding our country.
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Resisting the 3 Main Temptations that Destroy Marriages

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I call them the three A's. Beware, unless you want a divorce, as they are the behaviors most likely to become marriage deal-breakers. You may be more susceptible than you think.
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Psychotherapy Integration: Bump Theory Explains How to Do It

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Bump Theory explains why you feel bad and how to feel better. The theory offers a map for self-help, and also for integrative therapists—those who use many techniques.
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Prescriptions Without Meds for Anger, Depression and Anxiety

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Much has been written of late of the downsides of taking medications for emotional difficulties. Try these alternative options.
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Needless Angers: Can They Be Eliminated?

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Whether it's low-level irritation or high-intensity rage, speaking or acting in anger can poison relationships. Fortunately, this simple system can end needless anger.
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Mad Enough to Tell Someone to ‘Take a Hike!’ ?

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Lo and behold, the old expression of anger ‘Go take a hike!’ turns out to be good advice.
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Is There Too Much Anger in Your Family? How Can You Respond?

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Abuse of family members can be emotional (too much anger), verbal (telling others what to do, criticizing, blame, name-calling, swearing) or physical. How can you stop it?
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Help For Little Girls Who Do Too Much Anger

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When children learn that throwing angry fits gets them what they want, why should they change? Likewise for lovers and spouses who find that anger works to control their mate.
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Gender Bias in Diagnosing Anger: Batterer or Borderline?

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How much of a role does gender play in diagnostic labeling of people who rage?
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Got an Anger Disorder? Not According to the DSM

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There's diagnostic categories in the DSM for anxiety disorders, and also for depression. Why not for anger? What a peculiar blind spot!
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