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Dedicated to His Holiness the 14th
Dalai Lama and his ideals of peace in the 21st century. Ebook includes 34
topics for kids, teens and adults to understand and deal with stress and anger.
A practical guide to pull out and refer to time and again.
Each topic offers a nugget of wisdom as an alternative to lashing out. It's
easier to think through a situation when calm, so restoring personal peace is
practical.Details
54 pages; 8.5 by 11 inch in the pdf
ebook
10,000 words
Copyright 2012 Susan Kramer.
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Table of Contents
Dedication to
His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso the 14th Dalai Lama
Introduction
Part I. Kids
and Young Teens
Topics 1. through 18.
1.
Instant Anger Release Method for Kids
2.
Walk Off Angry Feelings
3.
When Anger Can Be Useful
4.
Form Good Habits for Anger and Stress Relief
5.
Replace a Stubborn Attitude for Anger and Stress Relief
6.
Aerobic Activities for Anger and Stress Relief in School
7.
Practicing Quiet Time for Anger and Stress Relief
8.
Yoga with Learning Disabilities for Stress Relief
9.
Yoga with Mixed Ages and Abilities for Stress Relief
10.
Biking for Stress Relief
11.
Instant Stress Relief Technique
12.
Intermediate Quiet Time to Reduce Stress
13.
Jogging as Stress Relief
14.
Relaxation Response Exercises at School for Stress
15.
Stress Relief Lesson for Preschoolers
16.
Taking a Walk at School While Singing for Stress
17.
Guided Walking Meditation for Stress
18.
Water Play and Swimming for Stress
Part II. Older Teens and Adults
Topics 19 through 34
19.
Instant Anger Release for Teens and Adults
20.
Resolving Issues
21.
Anger Robs Today's Happiness
22.
Adjusting Goals
23.
Handling Adversity
24.
Creating Good Habits
25.
Positive Thinking
26.
Diffusing Temper Tantrums
27.
Regulated Breathing Technique
28.
Making Wise Choices
29.
Difficult People
30.
Analyze and Process
31.
Emotions
32.
Getting Even
33.
Constructive Criticism
34.
Finding Contentment
Example:
When
Anger in Kids Can Be Useful
Anger can be useful if it is letting us know that a change needs to be made.
But, then we need to decide what changes will help us be happy again.
We can feel anger when things are not going our way, or when we do not have
control over what is happening to us or around us. Talk to someone when you are
feeling angry and let others help you find solutions.
Working with an adult to resolve problems helps get back to feeling in control
of our lives. By paying close attention to our feelings and thoughts, and then
acting in a way that everyone can happily live with is a goal to aim for. Also,
make your goal be to treat everyone fairly. Practice listening to others
carefully. Maybe you have similar ideas that you are expressing differently.
Use your stirred up or angry energy to create positive
change. Positive change is a best outcome of angry feelings. We can not always get our own way, but we can learn what is
reasonable and adjust to being content. Sometimes a new way to look at a
problem or event is even better than what we wanted in the first place.
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About the author - Susan Kramer has been teaching yoga, dance and academics kinesthetically as a dance specialist since 1965 and maintains a large educational web site at susankramer.com.
Adaptive Dance and Rhythms
Classical Ballet Beginning
to Advanced
Kinesthetic Math and Language Lessons
Meditation for all Kids
Meditation for Teens and
Adults
Rhythms and Dances for
School Age Kids
Rhythms and Dances for Toddlers and
Preschoolers
Yoga for all Kids
How to Sew Cloth Dolls and Costumes
Fundamentele bewegingen
voor kinderen met dansjes, meditaties en yoga
Conquering Stress and Anger
Conquering Codependency - Loving Without
Leaning
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Kramer 2005-2012. All rights reserved.
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