by Dr. John Schinnerer | Feb 16, 2018 | Anger & Reactivity, Identity & Meaning, Men's Mental Fitness, Relationships & Communication
“I am right, damnit. I am right and she will know it before I am done.” Your energy surges. You feel powerful, justified, electric. Your mind quickly calculates every argument to defend your position and undermine hers. Blood rushes to your fists to prepare you...
by Dr. John Schinnerer | Nov 20, 2017 | Anger & Reactivity, Men's Mental Fitness, Relationships & Communication, Stress & Burnout
Dr. John Schinnerer Ahh, Thanksgiving, a wonderful time of the year to show gratitude to loved ones. After all, isn’t that what it’s all about – giving thanks?! Yet what if we shift the idea from ThanksGiving to ThanksLiving? What if we shifted our thinking from...
by Dr. John Schinnerer | Nov 10, 2017 | Anger & Reactivity, Relationships & Communication
For your ongoing learning, here is a brief video we just finished up with three tips on managing anger in marriage. For more powerful tools on managing anger in your relationships, please visit our High Performer shop with a variety of online classes, books and talks...
by Dr. John Schinnerer | Oct 31, 2017 | Anger & Reactivity, Men's Mental Fitness, Relationships & Communication
Dr. John was honored and humbled to be included extensively in an article on anger and health in U.S. News and World Report by Michael Schroeder. Here is a link to the article on the U.S. News site…...
by Dr. John Schinnerer | Oct 6, 2017 | Anger & Reactivity, Relationships & Communication
By Dr. John Schinnerer Guide To Self.com How do you best deal with your anger? And what happens when those methods don’t work? Some of the traditional tools for processing anger include exercise, yoga, mindfulness or breathing deeply. These are classic tools to deal...
by Dr. John Schinnerer | Sep 22, 2017 | Anger & Reactivity, Men's Mental Fitness
From ScienceDaily.com September 21, 2017 Summary: New research from University of Liverpool reports that a quarter of girls (24%) and one in 10 boys (9%) are depressed at age 14. Researchers from the University of Liverpool and University College...
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