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Talk, Trust & Feel
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Dr.
Lynne Namka
Licensed Psychologist
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www.AngriesOut.com
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OLD TRICKS AND NEW TRICKS
OLD TRICKS: LESS HEALTHY WAY TO RESPOND TO
THREAT
Bullying Behavior
- Using physical aggression ranging from threatening gestures
to physical blows.
- Verbal abuse such as name calling, cussing, blaming and
criticizing.
- Cussing and name calling.
Victim Behavior
- Giving in.
- Staying and letting yourself be hurt.
- Withdrawing and walk away from the threatening event
without coming back to deal with the problem.
- Becoming confused and space out.
- Not standing up for yourself but turning your anger on
someone else.
- Numbing the anger and denying it.
NEW TRICKS: HEALTHY WAYS TO RESPOND TO THREAT
- Shrugging the situation off and get away.
- Trying to understand why the person did what he did.
- Taking a time out to sort out feelings and possible solutions
then returning to deal with the problem.
- Using movement or exercise to release the pent-up feelings.
- Working the anger out through exercise.
- Talking to someone else to sort out the meaning of the
threat.
- Observing your own body reactions and thoughts.
- Laughing at the situation or at yourself.
- Taking direct action and attempting to problem solve
the threatening event.
- Expressing feelings in a socially acceptable way.
- Setting limits what behavior of an abusive nature will
not be allowed.
- Using the event to learn about yourself and the other
person.
- See things differently so they do not seem so bad.
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