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A person who is exploding emotionally is impaired. Moxie mental health offers some proven tips to handle highly explosive emotional person.

When tweens or teens push our buttons and we automatically react in anger, we tend to make a family situation worse. But when we can stop and ask ourselves "What does my child need right now?" we have a better chance of responding with clarity, compassion and understanding. That kind of thoughtful response will likely improve a parent-teen relationship.

This article is well written by a licensed counselor and hypnotherapist who has specialized in hypnosis for over 10 years. It provides clarification about what hypnosis is and who can be hypnotized. It tells you why some are easily hypnotized and others less hypnotizable. It explains what hypnosis feels like. It shows you how to recognize what hypnosis looks like. It gives examples of the kinds of problems hypnosis works for.

There are a lot of theories around anger. But what it boils down to is that there is one, and only one, real reason people get mad. Read on to find out what it is and what you can do about it.

An article that tells you the top 3 ways to not let others ruin your day.

This article explains the reasons behind anger, and how to tell if you have healthy or unhealthy anger.

When it comes to showing anger, adults do not hesitate to verbally express it but children have much different ways of dealing with anger. Here are some obvious signs that your child may need help and what to do to help them.

Years ago, in a sales class, while working for a major corporation, they taught us to respond to customer anger by softly repeating the complaint using nice words.