Defuse : A Moms Survival Guide For More Love Less Anger
$18.99
1. Recognize And Deal With Your Anger
2. Learn How To Respond To Their Anger
3. Create An Environment Where Love Abounds
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In this timely survival guide, positive mom Karol Ladd offers practical steps to help mothers indentify hidden anger in their own lives and in the lives of each member of their family. When tempers flare they need to know how to respond quickly to defuse the situation and to, instead create a more loving atmosphere where anger has no place. The discussion focuses on three important steps. With anger being a major issue in every home, Karol’s positive plan offers vital solutions that will not only deactivate anger but strengthen the bonds of love.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849907241
ISBN10: 0849907241
Karol Ladd
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2007
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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