In the pages of the book, characteristic examples are even described and analyzed, concerning the relationship of anger with various aspects of a person’s personal and daily life: sexual relationships, family, work, play, etc. The relationship between anger and abuse is also presented, while anger is examined in particular detail as a component of pain and illness.
Freedom from anger, the daldrup method
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The book Freedom from anger, the daldrup method is based on the results of many years of clinical research by Dr. psychologist R.J. Daldrup on the relationship between anger and physical pain and illness, while it presents a proven, yet simple for everyone, method of liberation from “buried” or “latent” anger. This anger, which precisely because it is “buried”, “latent” or “uncleared” can be the cause of problems in sex, sudden outbursts, depression, and even serious health problems. The authors’ view is that there are healthy, positive methods of expressing anger, which do not hurt themselves and those around us. In the pages of the book, characteristic examples are even described and analyzed, concerning the relationship of anger with various aspects of a person’s personal and daily life: sexual relationships, family, work, play, etc. The relationship between anger and abuse is also presented, while anger is examined in particular detail as a component of pain and illness.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 14 × 21 cm |
|---|---|
| Publication | Oleander Books |
| Pages | FREEDOM FROM ANGER, THE DALDRUP METHOD: 176 |
| ISBN | FREEDOM FROM ANGER, THE DALDRUP METHOD: 960–7097–36–Χ |
| Author | Dr Roger J. Daldrup |
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