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    Today's Publisher's Pride is  Anger Anonymous  by Dennis Ortman, which recently reached #198 on Amazon in anger management self-help. Book Description: When you feel in the grip of anger, ask yourself these questions: Do you feel powerless to control your temper? Does your anger frighten you so much that you feel compelled to suppress it? Does your life feel unmanageable because of your anger? Does your preoccupation with the unfairness of life and being wronged interfere with your happiness Do you feel hopeless about finding a cure for your temper?  If you answer "yes" to these questions, you may be addicted to your anger. It acts like a drug that stimulates you, energizes you, and causes you to act insanely. Viewing your anger as an addiction, Dr. Ortman guides you through the time-tested Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous to find healing and growth. He shows how the Steps offer practical wisdom to use the natural energy of your anger wisely and well, ne...

    Today's Publisher's Pride is  Anger Anonymous  by Dennis Ortman, which recently reached #198 on Amazon in anger management self-help. Book Description: When you feel in the grip of anger, ask yourself these questions: Do you feel powerless to control your temper? Does your anger frighten you so much that you feel compelled to suppress it? Does your life feel unmanageable because of your anger? Does your preoccupation with the unfairness of life and being wronged interfere with your happiness Do you feel hopeless about finding a cure for your temper?  If you answer "yes" to these questions, you may be addicted to your anger. It acts like a drug that stimulates you, energizes you, and causes you to act insanely. Viewing your anger as an addiction, Dr. Ortman guides you through the time-tested Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous to find healing and growth. He shows how the Steps offer practical wisdom to use the natural energy of your anger wisely and well, ne...

  This week invites us to pause and look inward — not with judgment, but with understanding. Anxiety and depression are not signs of weakness; they’re signals from the mind and body that something needs care. They remind us that healing begins with recognition, not denial. Awareness is more than knowing the words. It’s noticing the quiet struggles behind calm faces, the effort it takes to get through ordinary days, and the courage it takes to ask for help. It’s also remembering that support doesn’t always mean fixing — sometimes it means listening, sitting beside, or simply staying present. If this week touches your life personally or through someone you love, let it be a moment of gentleness. Rest. Reach out. Remind yourself that you are not alone, and that help — professional, personal, spiritual — is part of the path forward. post inspired by the works of Dr. Dennis Ortman: Anxiety Anonymous  and Depression Anonymous Book description: Break Free from the Grip of Anxiety wit...