FEELING GOOD '92 • FEELING GOOD '92 • FEELING GOOD '92 • FEELING GOOD '92 • FEELING GOOD '92 • FEELING GOOD '92 "Hospitaljs A Hospital, s A Hospital." We'll Change Your Mind. anger, who cannot do what a workshop or books on the subject recommend, may need professional help. Like the other experts, Ms. Posner also thinks that ex- pressing anger in- discriminately can be destructive. "In the work place, one often has to do what's political. In a family, between parent and young child, one has to do what's in the best interest of the child," she says. Forgiveness Dr. Richard Fitzgibbons, a Pennsylvania psychiatrist who has written a book on anger, calls it "the least understood emotion." He br- ings another approach to the new relationship to anger. "If you look at how we treat anger, there have been two options so far: denial or expression. What I stress is a third option for resolving anger: forgiveness. And what I mean by that is the intellectual or emotional decision to try to understand the cause of the problem and, with time, to forgive," Dr. Fitzgibbons says. "When you forgive someone, you break their control over you." Dr. Fitzgibbons stresses anger resolution, rather than expression, because it is very difficult for most peo- ple to express their anger about a specific cir- cumstance without bringing to that situation similar, unresolved anger about events in their very early past. "By that time we reach adulthood, we've buried more anger than we have any awareness of," he says. "There's a pool of anger we're under, and we over- react. There are many, many dangers of expressing anger." Dr. Fitzgibbons believes that training in the skill of forgiveness should begin at a young age. "Ideally, we should teach kids as they're growing up that they're go- ing to be disappointed with their mothers and fathers, that mothers and fathers are human, and that it's OK to forgive Mommy and Daddy." Greek and Roman philosophers advocated forgiveness as a treatment for anger but, he says, "modern therapists haven't used forgiveness because they think of it as spiritual." Moreover, he adds, "historically, the mental health field was developed by men like Freud and Jung who had terrible father rela- At Botsford General Inpatient services: Hospital, we're not just • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation another hospital. We're a growing health care system committed to • Obstetrics you and your family. Specializing in you .. . Today. Botsford was designed with you in mind. From prevention and wellness botsford general hospital to specialized intensive care, we offer a variety of programs and services to meet your needs. • Pediatrics e Critical Care • Emergency and Urgent Care Outpatient and community services: e Ambulatory Services • Total Rehabilitation and Athletic Conditioning Center For your needs .. . Tomorrow • Eastwood at Botsford Family Services Center And we're also com- • Community Pharmacy • Community Emergency Medical Services • Cardiology Services meeting the needs of ea. • Geropsychiatric Services • Botsford Family Health Center mitted to providing the most modern health care services for years to come. Our expansion project will allow us to e Health Development Network • ElderMed at Botsford continue meeting your e Health Match into the 21st century. • Infant and Toddler Car Seat Rental Program 9 Farmington Nursing Home Botsford General Hospital . . . We're not just another hospital. • Botsford Kidney Center (313) 471-8000 health care needs far For more information call And we prove it every day. 28050 Grand River Avenue o Farmington Hills, MI 48336-5933 NECESITAMOS MAS DE SU TIPO0 Aesthetic Dermatology, P.C. ARVIN E. KLEIN, M.D. CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD OF DERMATOLOGY DONE SANGRE Li* Phyllis Fine, RN, DNA HAIR TRANSPLANTATION & COSMETIC DERMATOLOGY CONSULTANT SKIN CANCER DETECTION & TREATMENT FACIAL REJUVENATION COLLAGEN IMPLANTATION ACNE TREATMENT OF ACNE SCARRING HAIR TRANSPLANTATION PSORIASIS HAIR & NAIL SPECIALIST CHEMICAL PEELS VEIN SCLEROSING ROGAIN EVALUATION 2 5 Years Experience HOURS BY APPOINTMENT — EVENING HOURS 559-0620 American Red Cross 18161 W. 13 Mile Rd. (just W. of Southfield Rd.) Suite D-2 MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED LOSE WEIGHT with confidence and motivational techniques designed JUST FOR YOU .. NEW ATTITUDE LIFESTYLE CHOICES CAROL E. KUNKLE (313) 435-6464 Lonely • Depressed • Angry REACH OUT FOR HELP IN A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT SUPPORT GROUPS & INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING —Single Parents — Singles — Children — Adolescents — Marriage and Family MARK A. PENSLER, M.A. Licensed Professional Counselor 559•6134 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS F 19 -