Anger is a natural human emotion, but holding onto and fueling it can cause harm. Recognizing and accepting our anger is a ...

Mindful self-compassion can help women validate their anger and express it in skillful ways to advocate for themselves and ...

What are the pink and purple badges being worn by MPs? The badges are to commemorate world Holocaust Memorial Day which takes place on Monday, January 27. Holocaust Memorial Day encourages a day ...

Turkiye has arrested nine people in connection with Tuesday’s fire at a ski resort hotel that killed 76 people. The arrests, announced by Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya on Wednesday, included ...

Anger management techniques can help reduce stress in situations that typically leave you frustrated, tense, or angry. In some people, too much stress can negatively affect your sex drive and ...

This allows them to park closer to their destinations. Whether you're the driver or a passenger, a Blue Badge lets you park for free in disabled parking bays and can exempt you from other parking ...

"I don't know how we get past this," Stacey tells Florian in a joint confessional after yet another big blow-up at the resort TLC Stacey is fed up with Florian’s “anger issues” and is ...

Tennis stars Pat Rafter and Sam Stosur reckon Novak Djokovic will bottle his anger from a weekend spat with an Australian broadcaster and use it as motivation in pursuit of an 11th Australian Open ...

Deb Smith, a blue badge holder from nearby Tonyrefail, has visited the hospital a number of times since the work began, for appointments, and believed the situation was "unacceptable". As the blue ...

Deb Smith, a blue badge holder from nearby Tonyrefail, has visited the hospital a number of times since the work began, for appointments, and believed the situation was "unacceptable". As the blue ...

The Detroit Lions will remember their 2024 season for several different reasons, but the taste will ultimately be sour. In the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs, the Lions suffered a 45-31 ...

The USA Today/Suffolk University poll conducted between January 7 to 11 found 28.50 percent of registered voters believe the shooting was wrong, but "understand the alleged shooter's anger with ...