Understanding Verbal Abuse and Anger
Understanding Verbal Abuse and Anger
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Understanding Verbal Abuse and Anger
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1. That I can control my emotions.
2. That I can control someone else’s emotions or actions or thoughts.
3. That I deserve:
. . .to get something good.
. . .to get something bad.
. . .to be punished for mistakes.
. . .to be rewarded for perfection.
. . .to be rewarded for good behavior, intentions, thoughts, feelings, whatever.
4. That I can “make” sense out of anything. (“Making” sense is not the same as “discovering” sense.)
5. That I am responsible for
. . .for outcomes.
. . .for other people’s feelings, thoughts or actions.
6. That I am not responsible for my own actions��that it is all someone else’s fault.
7. That my feelings have to be acted on. (e.g., when I’m afraid, I should attack or flee.)
By Glen Kerby
Steps to an intervention from a Christian perspective:
1) We get everyone that is involved in this person’s life to agree to meet for prayer in this matter. We need to remember that if it is that person’s time then God is working in his or her life as we prepare to meet them.
2) We get the family to agree to the two choices and the only two choices that this person has to pick from.
3) We do an intervention plan, we pick a safe place for everyone to gather.
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Also see: Christ Centered intervention
Although a small percentage of people are able to recover from addiction without help, the majority of individuals need assistance. With treatment and support, many individuals are able to stop abusing drugs and rebuild their lives. Addiction Intervention Resources moves your family out of crisis and assists in addressing your loved one’s addiction.
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