Getting Over Getting Mad: Positive Ways to Manage Anger in Your Most Important Relationships (27 page)
Authors: Judy Ford
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Songs from a Parent to a Child,
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Be sure to listen to “Good Luck Charm,”
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To order Sprinkles:
Anger: How to Live With and Without It, by Albert Ellis (Secaucus, N.J.: Carol Publishing Group, 1977).
Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion, by Carol Travis (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1989).
The Anger Book, by Theodore Rubin (Macmillan, 1969).
The Dance of Anger, by Harriet Lerner (New York: Harper & Row, 1985).
The Defiant Child: A Parent's Guide to Oppositional Defiant Disorder, by Dr. Douglas A. Riley (Dallas, TX: Taylor Publishing, 1997).
How to Express Anger (Without Hurting Yourself or Others) To order this pamphlet for your school or organization call: Journeryworks Publishing, 800-775-1998.
150 Facts about Grieving Children, by Erin Linn (San Francisco, CA: Mark Publishing, 1990).
When Anger Hurts Your Kids: A Parents' Guide, by Matthew McKay, Ph.D., and Patrick Fanning (Oakland, CA: New Harbinger, 1996).
Family Information
Overcoming Abusive Relationships
Self-Assessment Although these are not scientific, you can take these self-assessment tests online and identify your tendencies.
Identify Your Personality Type
Parenting with Love and Laughter Quiz
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Road Rage
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Supersensitive Person Test
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A Wide Collection of Self-Assessment Tests
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This book came to be because my mentor and dearest friend, William Ashoka Ross, believed in me and loved me enough to let me get mad. Mary Jane Ryan of Conari Press kept the concept alive for five years while teaching me how to write. Leslie Berriman, my optimistic editor at Conari Press, and Pam Suwinsky, copyeditor, brilliantly smoothed out the manuscript. Brenda Knight, sales director, continues to encourage my work by selling thousands of my books.
Tad Benson, Cliff Durfee, Bob Edwards, Marie Guise, M.A., Julie Hotard, Ph.D., Virginia Kimball, Chloe Patton, Cathy Schalkle, and Jean Theisen contributed much appreciated life experience, handholding, and chocolate. Jay Schlechter, Ph.D., whose sweet laughter softens my heart, shared his wisdom and called every day to check on me and keep me going.
Wonderful Ways to Love a Child
Wonderful Ways to Love a Teenager
Wonderful Ways to Be a Family
Wonderful Ways to Be a Stepparent
Wonderful Ways to Love a Grandchild
Blessed Expectations
Between Mother and Daughter
Judy Ford, L.C.S.W., a nationally recognized family therapist, educator, and bestselling author, has dedicated her life to family healing and wholeness. She has worked for nearly three decades with children and families in various settings—from gang turf in the inner city to crisis intervention in hospitals. Her anger management workshops, “Winning Ways to Handle Conflicts, Complaints, and Little Annoyances” have been attended by thousands. A family therapist, she resides in Washington state with her daughter.
Workshop and speaking information is available at Judy's Web site:
www.judyford.com
or you may write:
Judy Ford, L.C.S.W. P. O. Box 834
Kirkland, WA 98083 or e-mail:
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