The message of the book is universal and relates to the essence of our humanity.
It is an illustrated guide to understanding the emotional origins of our anger. By understanding the origins we can learn to defuse our anger and resolve the external issues that promote it. Such issues have often stayed with us from our childhood, or arise in the present.
The relationship between depression and anger is noted; both the result of issues to which we see no solution. By acknowledging and exploring the emotional origins of anger our apparently hopeless and incurable problems can be resolved.
It is important to understand that the mechanism of the anger associated with brain trauma or developmental abnormalities is different and requires different counselling and interventions, not covered in this book.
About the author
Married for forty nine years, he and his wife have four children and nine grandchildren.
They came to Canada with their three oldest children in 1969.
Graduated as physician in the U.K. in 1964 then trained and practised as a surgeon for thirty years.
Subsequently, after training, he practised psychotherapy, anger management and couple counselling in Ontario, Canada.
During this time he became increasingly involved with the diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and the counselling of individuals with FASD and the families who supported them.
He retired from clinical practice in March, 2011.
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