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A list of the latest Anger Coach classes, seminars and events. Click here for more.
- Next Fast-Track Anger Class starts Saturday afternoon, September 11, 2010 in Orange, CA. Couples welcome
- New Weekly Anger Class starting in Orange, CA Tuesday night, September 7, 2010.
- New Weekly Anger Class starting in Long Beach, CA Monday night, September 13, 2010. No class on Labor Day, September 6.
- New: Private consultation with Dr. Fiore for marital issues, anger management sessions or Executive Coaching. Call 714-745-1393 for details.
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Anger Coach In The News, Community, and The Web › ›
- Dr Tony Fiore was recently interview by Hadley Finch, of "Tribe of Blonds-" an internet website and radio show devoted to singles. Topic of the show was :A Lasting Love - Your 8 tools to Control Anger and Keep Love Alive. You can hear the interview by going to
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- Anger Coach Online now has a 16-hour online class to add to the core 10-hour class. Details at http://www.angercoachonline.com
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- New Anger Coach Videos are now on you-tube and on this site. These short videos explain our eight tools of anger control. To see on You-Tube, go to http://www.youtube.com/drtonyfiore. Click here to access videos from this website.
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From our blog › ›
| Mon, 30 Aug 2010 19:47:56 +0000 Uncategorized AngerCoach Show – Episode #13 – How to Tank Your Relationship: part 2 In this months episode we provide couples with suggestions on how to tank your relationship, an exciting new series offered by Dr. Tony Fiore. In part 2, we highlight communication styles that can start eager couples down that path to divorce. The way you choose to handle arguments can sway your relationship towards or away [...] |
| Fri, 27 Aug 2010 22:36:47 +0000 Uncategorized Is Marriage like a Rorschach Test? Have you ever noticed that you and your partner sometimes see things very differently? The very same things. Reminds me of the classic Woody Allen film “Annie Hall” with Woody himself (“Alvy Singer”) and Diane Keaton (“Annie Hall”), in which we see a split screen with both of them talking to their separate therapists about [...] |
| Wed, 18 Aug 2010 18:16:31 +0000 Marriage, Self-talk Financial Infidelity: Are you dishonest about money? As the economy tightens, handling of finances in families is increasingly at the core of family fights and conflicts presented to therapists. Financial strain may greatly increase family stress which in turn affects all aspects of the relationship and family life. Even worse, is the introduction of what therapists are now calling “financial infidelity” – [...] |
| Fri, 06 Aug 2010 21:37:12 +0000 Empathy, Marriage Is Empathy Declining? Empathy is defined as the ability to put oneself in another’s shoes, to understand their feelings and feel them yourself, and to see the world as they do. Theodore Roosevelt said: “A very large share of the rancor of political and social strife arises from sheer misunderstanding by one section, or by one class, of another, or [...] |
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2006 Archives
Download our free newsletters now for the latest in anger management and anger management techniques. Please note that these free newsletters are in PDF and FlashPaper format. If you don't have the proper plug-ins, you can download them.
The many faces of anger. Part 2 - Can anger be a GOOD thing? Five lessons to learn!
July, 2006
Anger expression is good if it gets results without a high emotional, financial, personal or social cost. It can also be a good thing if it gets us past fear, if we convert it to a social positive, or if it facilitates a closer relationship with a friend or family member. Read all this and more in the current issue of Taming The Anger Bee.
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The many faces of anger. Part 1- Is road rage a psychiatric disorder?
June, 2006
A recent study by the National Institute of Mental Health suggests that road rage may be due to a psychiatric diorder called Intermittant Explosive Disorder (IED), But is it? Or, is road rage and aggressive driving due to bad, inconsiderate behavior?
What are the current remedies and treatments to road rage? These and many other questions answered in this issue of Taming The Anger Bee.
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How to be less angry in your marriage. Part 4- Forgive but don't forget
May 2006
Those who struggle with forgiveness for all kinds of marital offenses can be helped in their decision by considering six common misconcpetions about forgiveness. Click on the newsletter below for those misconceptions and how they might apply to your marriage or relationship.
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How To be less Angry in Your Marriage- Part 3- Six Tools to Repair Emotional Damage
April 2006
Acquring good "repair" skills often separates good marriages from not so good ones. After all, we are all human and make mistakes. Learning how to "fix" your emotional mistakes can go a long way toward marital harmony and longevity.
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How To Be Less Angry In Your Marriage—Part 2—Confide What is In Your Heart and Mind
March 2006
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Honestly revealing what feelings are in your heart underlying the angry feelings often results in couples being able to get on on the same same of the issue rather than turning each other into strangers or enemies. This newsletter gives you tips on how to do just that!
How To Be Less Angry In Your Marriage—Part 1—Become Allies Around Issues
February, 2006
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Truth is, at any moment in your relationship with your partner, you can elect to either antagonize them, alienate them, or turn them into an ally. Read this newsletter to learn how.
How to Deal with Difficult People—Part 4—The aggressive driver when he is a loved one
January, 2006
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The aggressive driver who is also a loved one causes many accidents and emotional trauma to family members who may be in the car with him or her. Read this newsletter to develop strategies to deal with such a person.
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