Walking Away: How to Turn the Other Cheek
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (684 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0039IT1YQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 158 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Informative and Entertaining i bought this book to understand why my 19yo brother is so aggressive towards me and people in general. I had thought that I might learn some techniques to calm him down and may be able to summarise it for him, after reading it I realised that this is exactly the type of book he would read as it was light heartedly funny whilst being dircet to the point and so I gave it to him to read. He found it very helpful aswell.. "Very Helpful" according to Andrew Carlton. I have serious problems with my anger. This book was great in letting me know that there is nothing wrong with me, and that I can change.
‘Problem solved’ you tell yourself as everyone watching cheers you on.” The author of this book does understand. It is designed not only for those who struggle with their anger and aggression, but also for their concerned loved ones, professionals, school teachers, and just about anyone who needs to have a better understanding of this ever-present societal issue. Since then he has become university qualified, and is currently works as a therapist, employing the techniques throughout this book to work with males of all ages, and from all backgrounds. . His background is as a ‘Bouncer’ in hotels and clubs, and as a competitive fighter in his local state boxing association. And then from this perspective provides a range of exercises and strategies designed to tame the warrior within, and help those who employ the techniques to stay out of jail. "Most of what you have been told about anger and aggression and how to manage it has come from people who have no idea how satisfying it is to watch your opponent fall to the ground, unconscious, after you punch them in the face. This book explores the reasons behind male anger and aggression. He has had extensive experience dealing with male anger and aggression; his own as well as that of others