Browsing Category Men and Anger
Could Anger Be Hiding Your Depression?
October 31st, 2017 @ Douglas Channing
You’ve spent the weekend away visiting your parents. The drive home was long and stressful because of all the crazy drivers on the road. It’s late, you’re tired and using your last bit of energy to unpack the car. While you were away you purchased a new rug for the living room. Your partner goes […]
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3 Ways to Deal With Hidden Anger
September 18th, 2017 @ Douglas Channing
Pause for a minute and think about how you like to get your own way. Perhaps this scenario sounds familiar. Your partner has dinner booked at an expensive restaurant with some of their friends that you don’t really like but have agreed to go along begrudgingly. The evening has arrived and it’s time to go. […]
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Anger – Overcoming and Understanding
September 13th, 2017 @ Chris Mehl
“Anger comes fast, often unanticipated and always unwelcome. It operates without logic, with no concern for consequences. It damages things, relationships, and sometimes even people. It leaves me feeling ashamed of myself. Worthless. What’s worse, I’m even too weak and useless to control it.” Does this sound familiar? If it does sound familiar, you may […]
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Divorce
May 23rd, 2017 @ Mark Hales
Nobody wants to be a statistic, and the reality is that in Australia around 1 in 3 marriages will end in divorce and for second time marriages this rate increases. If you find yourself in this situation and are trying to make sense of what has happened and what to do now, take some comfort […]
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Breathing to Regulate Stress
February 24th, 2017 @ Chris Mehl
We are fast discovering how important a tool breathing is as a method of regulating mood and alleviating distress. While the links are still poorly understood, there is much to learn of immediate benefit, particularly if you are stressed, anxious, or fearful. It is well known that people who are angry, fearful, or in […]
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Is your back pain a sign of a mental health issue? New study makes link between depression and low back pain.
June 1st, 2016 @ Mark Tonkinson
For many medical researchers and health care professionals the consensus is developing that depression activates a set of bodily responses that over time have an impact on the overall health of the person affected. Some researchers are even re-defining depression as a systemic disease affecting the entire organism of the body. The evidence is growing […]
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