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    The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out
    The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out
    The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out
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    The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out

    By Lynne Namka

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    There must be a better way!

    The Mad Family Book gives choices!

    In this book, you can find out how to:
    *deal with an angry child by giving him positive alternatives.
    *help your child understand his angry feelings.
    *express anger in ways that do not hurt others or self.
    *learn safe and fun ideas for anger release.
    *learn to speak negative feelings to increase self-esteem.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLynne Namka
    Release dateMar 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301470242
    The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out
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    Lynne Namka

    Lynne Namka, Ed. D. Is a happy person, Licensed Psychologist in private practice in Tucson and an occasional storyteller. She studied extensively with Virginia Satir and has interest in Transpersonal Psychology, Buddhist Psychology, Jungian Psychotherapy and Energy Psychotherapies. She is a writer who writes from a place of higher consciousness and translates the psychological research into understandable language. She’s put major free content on helping people work with their feelings on her website, Lynne Namka.com on Healthy Relationships, Anger Management, Narcissism and Abandonment issues. Join her on Facebook under her name or Protect Our Families (Domestic Violence), Anger Management and Spirituality and Silly Jokes and Snarky Cartoons.

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      The Mad Family Gets Their Mads Out - Lynne Namka

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      Information on Lynne’s books and curriculums is available at www.angriesout.com

      The text and illustrations of this book may not be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher.

      The lists, page 41-47 may be reproduced without permission.

      Dedication

      Dedicated to all children and all of our Inner Children who learned the message of "Don't talk, don't trust, don't feel," and subsequently go through life stuffing their feelings, resulting in submissiveness and/or anger.

      Special thanks go to Renu Benepal and the teachers and children of the Sonora Desert Early Childhood Program and the Desert Hills Early Childhood Program.

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