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Dr. Allan has appeared on national TV and print, including "Good Morning America," CBS, ABC, Fox, Women's Day, and The New York Times This book is unique in its approach to dealing with generational causes and consequences of anger Dr. Robert Allan is a leading stress and anger expert and spokesperson at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Medical College of Cornell University Dr. Allan gives programs and lectures on anger in the family for major corporations, and speaks widely on the subject. The hospital and Cornell will continue to present him as their main spokesperson on the topics of…mehr

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Dr. Allan has appeared on national TV and print, including "Good Morning America," CBS, ABC, Fox, Women's Day, and The New York Times This book is unique in its approach to dealing with generational causes and consequences of anger Dr. Robert Allan is a leading stress and anger expert and spokesperson at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Medical College of Cornell University Dr. Allan gives programs and lectures on anger in the family for major corporations, and speaks widely on the subject. The hospital and Cornell will continue to present him as their main spokesperson on the topics of stress and anger, and will support his speaking

Learn how to break the anger cycle--for good Anger, like fear, is a powerful survival tool that has evolved over countless millennia. But when we allow anger to rule our day-to-day lives, it undermines our health, alienates loved ones, and ruins our chances for a happy, healthy life. Now, Getting Control of Your Anger helps adults who have "inherited" destructive anger patterns learn constructive ways to express themselves and get their needs met. Focusing on breaking the cycle of anger in yourself and your family, Dr. Robert Allan helps you discover the reasons for your anger and find more effective ways to get your core needs met. With Getting Control of Your Anger you'll learn to: Get at the root of your anger and take control of it without gimmicks, drugs, or psychoanalysis Improve your relationships with your loved ones, friends, and coworkers Break the intergenerational cycle of anger in your family and avoid passing destructive behavior patterns down to your children Safeguard your health and reduce your risk for cardiovascular disease and a host of anger-related illnesses Most likely you are reading this because anger has become a serious problem in your life. Maybe you're a parent concerned about the emotional damage your frequent outbursts may be causing your children, a spouse whose rage has put your marriage at risk, or a manager whose short temper has become a professional liability. Perhaps you've heard that "angry people" are more prone to heart attack and stroke, and you want to get control of your anger before it makes you sick or even kills you. No matter what your anger issues, psychologist Dr. Robert Allan can help. Dr. Allan has spent nearly three decades studying anger. In his practice he has observed anger in all its forms, and he has witnessed how a devastating legacy of anger can run through families, getting passed down from father to son, mother to daughter. He has developed a set of anger-busting strategies and tools that have helped thousands of people master their anger--without gimmicks, drugs, or lengthy psychoanalysis. In Getting Control of Your Anger, Dr. Allan shares what he knows about anger. He identifies its roots and describes the harmful effects too much anger can have on our bodies and minds. He dispels common myths about anger, including the belief that it's unhealthy not to "vent" anger. And he explains that while anger is a part of human nature, inappropriate and destructive anger is a learned response. Most important, Dr. Allan arms you with a proven three-step program for conquering your anger and breaking the cycle of anger in your family. With the help of self-assessments, inventories, activities, and other powerful tools, you'll discover these three important steps: Step 1: Identify your "hooks"--situations that lead to explosions of anger--and learn to avoid them. Step 2: Zero in on which of your basic needs are not being met, such as respect or consideration for your boundaries. Step 3: Find constructive ways to fulfill those needs and learn how to replace an angry response with a "need-fulfillment response." You owe it to yourself and your loved ones to conquer your anger and end the destructive legacy of anger in your family. Let Getting Control of Your Anger show you how.