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Feb 2025
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262: Understanding Anger Management for ...

ERICA DJOSSA
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If we can understand the science behind why we’re experiencing anger, and what our anger is telling us, we can approach it not from a place of shame but from a place of productive problem-solving. Today, I’m joined by NYT bestselling author Dr. Dan Siegel, to discuss the science behind losing our cool and evidence-based anger management for parents.  Show N ... Show More
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