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Autism, and the Harsh Reality of Resentments
Autism, and the Harsh Reality of Resentments

If you are the parent or caretaker of someone with autism, you may be like me and must fight off resentful feelings at every turn. I’ll admit, by nature, I tend to hold grudges. Maybe it was the way I grew up. Maybe it’s something in my brain. Whatever the cause, I’ve had to fight off the unhealthy craving to harbor resentments for most of my life. And when it comes to revolving my life around Autism, I especially struggle…

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Special Needs, Anger and ResentmentJeff MoweryRestoring LIves Counseling Services autism, hope, disability, family and autism, hopelessness, special needs, special needs kidsComment
A Tip for Dealing with Passive Aggression
A Tip for Dealing with Passive Aggression

Passive aggressiveness is insidious and it has little respect for your thoughts on it. People are often passive-aggressive because they don’t have the necessary people skills to work through relational challenges head-on (I’ve been guilty of this). Is it your job to teach them people skills? No. So how can you deal with passive-aggressive people?

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Anger and ResentmentJeff MoweryRestoring Lives Counseling Servicespassive, aggresion, anger, coping, trauma, traumatic, control, pain, emotional painComment