Ana Leen

Anger Disorders Suppression and Anxiety (Short Reflective Analysis on a Healthy and Happy Life Free of Anger) Ana Leen

Understand anger disorders, the symptoms, causes, and effects if you suspect you are, or someone you know is, suffering from an anger disorders. Close to 8 percent of adolescents display anger issues that qualifies for lifetime diagnoses of intermittent explosive disorder. Anger issues are not limited to teens. Do you feel angry regularly, irritable, short-tempered and grouchy? Do you snap (or want to snap) at everyone around you - because your anger feels like a tsunami? Do you feel like you are at war with your emotions? Do you feel like your personal health, family life, values, and social life are at risk of deterioration because of that outburst of anger? Are you constantly at the mercy of compulsive behaviour and unexplainable manners at your work place, until it is almost like a habit? Is peer pressure deterring you from seeking help? Is self-help from payer books a letdown and huge disappointment? You do not know why you feel this way. You have no clue why you are so often on edge. Could it be because of an underlying mood disorder? Rage can take over your life and result in: -Depression-Violence-Suicidal feelingsYour kids, neighbors, and coworkers can also be at risk from your uncontrolled outbursts and erratic behavior. In addition, your children's development could receive drastic impact, resulting in prejudice about life issues. Is psychology and counseling an option you would consider for a complete transformation and recovery?This Anger Series Book 1 Anger Disorders: Suppression and Anxiety (Short Reflective Analysis on a Healthy and Happy Life Free of Anger) shows how uncontrolled anger can affect your relationships, your job, and your health. Buy this book NOW to live a healthy and happy life free of anger. For access to FREE bonuses, be sure to sign up with your email address here eepurl.com/dLEG6Y. "Healing takes courage and we all have courage, even if we have to dig a little to find it." - Tori Amos