Taming the volcano


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In part two of this series on women and anger, we explore how women can become calmer and healthier by managing their emotions.

IN the previous article, we had explored why women tend to be angrier than men. The most recent case of a woman passenger who stabbed a bus driver is a clear indication that many women today need anger management skills.

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Taming the volcano

   

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