The Reality of Anger
August 31, 2008
For the third time the experts at Daybreak Counseling Service have been called in to provide anger management courses before a nation wide telvision audience. Shannon Munford the owner of…
Archive: August 2008
Get a clue-Know your anger cues
August 30, 2008
If you are honest enough and you look closely enough you will admit there is always a signal to the fact that you are getting angry. Such signals are called…
Anger Management Techniques-How to reduce your anger
August 29, 2008
The brain is probably the most adaptive organ in the human body. It functions to regulate your physiology and well as your emotional state. The brains structure is forever changing…
Ahh….College football is in the air.
August 25, 2008
Take a whiff…can you smell it? The autumn leaves, cheeleaders pressing their sweaters, and 250 linemen sprinting their way to anger management class. A Boulder, Colorado judge sentenced Colorado University…
Anger Management classes for teens
August 23, 2008
In response to consistent inquiries Daybreak Counseling Service will be adding a Adolescent Anger Management Class in its Pasadena Office. The class will be held at 6pm Tuesday evenings directly…
Solving Problems
August 21, 2008
“The significant problems we face cannont be resolved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.” – Albert Einstein Daybreak Counseling Service www.daybreakservices.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/angryinla http://myspace.com/angermanagementeacher…
The Aftermath of Anger
August 16, 2008
How much more grievous are the consequences of anger than the causes of it. Marcus Aurelius When we are angry, we very seldom think of how our aggression will affect…
Anger Management Therapy Show Now Casting
August 15, 2008
Now casting a NEW documentary style program about anger management in Los Angeles. This is not a typical “reality” type show. We are not looking to make characters out of…
Anger Management for Teens & Success
August 5, 2008
By Kristyne McDaniel As a teen, it must be rather difficult to always be positive in every situation. Growing up in society today is challenging and teenagers are often compelled…
