Anger Management

When people read "Anger management " by Daniel Travis Cooper, they will learn about why it is important to understand anger and the effects that it can have on the body both emotionally and physically.


However, the reader's knowledge will go far beyond just understanding anger.


This book touches on various topics such as what stress can do to the body and mind over time as well as ways that a person can manage their stress level.


The reader will also get an in-depth look into a mental disorder, both those that are widely known and those that people may not be aware even existed.


Some of these disorders include social anxiety disorder, borderline personality disorder, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, historic personality disorder, and paranoid personality disorder.

The book also covers topics about the different types of breathing exercises a person can try out, meditation options, and everyday strategies to reduce stress. Mediation options could be guided meditations, but candle staring can also be an extremely helpful meditation tool. People will learn how to develop full-body awareness alongside a newfound level of calmness. There are traits that a person can develop that will match the individuals who are considered calm people. The topic of forgiveness even comes up and why the act is so important. There are also suggestions given about how a person can go about forgiving the people who have wronged them. Forgiveness should be viewed as a way to help one's self rather than the person who acted unjustly. If a person is looking for some tips on how to implement lifestyle changes into their everyday life, this book can help with that too. There are some tips on how to add in regular exercise and ways to eat a healthier diet as well as ways to find social support from friends and family members.

When a person is able to develop a clearer understanding of the human mind will allow people to not only understand themselves better but to empathize with the people around them as well.


This can only improve a person's life and the relationships that they intend to build.