ANGER AND IMPULSE CONTROL

In general, impulsive behavior can be defined as the tendency to act automatically or habitually with minimum effort. The impulsivity is a mindless action driven by the need to satisfy an immediate urge or need, yet without foresight and deliberation. Governing our impulse allow us to overcome or resist an urge, temptation, that may harm […]...  Read more

Anger in the Service of Love

Fred Rogers in his great little book The World According to Mister Rogers wrote: “The values we care about the deepest, and the movements within society that support those values, command our love. When those things that we care about so deeply become endangered, we become enraged. And what a healthy thing that is! Without […]...  Read more

Millennials pamper pets not babies

Young generations of Americans are less likely than previous generations to own a car or a home, less likely to be married and more likely to get divorced. Yet, the new generations, particularly the millennials, have a tremendous lead over the baby-boomers in one area: pet ownership. This new generation may be called the “dog-boomers.” […]...  Read more