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Legitimate anger

Posted on November 28, 2010 By Jo Jordan

I don’t like anger.  I don’t trust it. I don’t like anger. I don’t trust it.  We just become one… Read more Legitimate anger

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I was right! I feel so much better now

Posted on December 15, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Surprised by your dislike Have you ever had a situation where someone heard the exact opposite of what you said? … Read more I was right! I feel so much better now

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Not a sudden revolution in human nature but a gradual evolution in human institutions

Posted on December 12, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Tony de Mello My internet rambles threw up a contemporary philosopher that I hadn’t encountered before: Tony de Mello.  Catholic… Read more Not a sudden revolution in human nature but a gradual evolution in human institutions

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Is it fair to puncture someone’s anger with active listening?

Posted on November 16, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Writing to understand I’ve been writing myself into this this morning. Does active listening work? And who for? When someone… Read more Is it fair to puncture someone’s anger with active listening?

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Anger: I am angry so that I am important?

Posted on November 16, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Active listening I thought I had a post somewhere on basic active listening.  It seems not. Active listening is often… Read more Anger: I am angry so that I am important?

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Pull people together? No? Is the problem that you don’t believe in you?

Posted on November 12, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Down-to-earth expressions I heard the expression “pull people together” today for the first time in a long time.  General Colin… Read more Pull people together? No? Is the problem that you don’t believe in you?

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Find the courage to apologise and invite by understanding the deep hurt

Posted on November 9, 2009 By Jo Jordan

When we are outraged, we don’t make a lot of sense I went to a fairly “diverse” university during a… Read more Find the courage to apologise and invite by understanding the deep hurt

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The positive psychology of anger and hate

Posted on November 4, 2009 By Jo Jordan

Hate is such an aggressive word Some time ago, I worked with people who used the word “hate”, a lot. … Read more The positive psychology of anger and hate

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Shh! We are talking about status and pecking order and noone must hear!

Posted on October 2, 2009 By Jo Jordan

I spent 6 years’ training as a psychologist and status and pecking order were rarely mentioned. Yet, both status and… Read more Shh! We are talking about status and pecking order and noone must hear!

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5 Little Understood Ways to be Resilient in Hard Times

Posted on September 8, 2009 By Jo Jordan

I am 99% persuaded by positive psychology, largely because I thought like a positive psychologist long before it was invented. … Read more 5 Little Understood Ways to be Resilient in Hard Times

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