As a continuation of "The Anger Workbook", the authors profess the necessity for forgiveness after anger. This workbook allows readers to personalize the information and develop a plan that will lead to read results and lasting healing.

We live in a fallen world where offenses and serious grievances occur in every person’s life. These painful situations, no matter how slight or serious, demand that we face the question, “Does God expect me to forgive?” The answer is clear. The choice is ours to obey. The power comes

Forgiveness doesn't mean agreeing with, condoning, or even liking what has happened. Forgiveness means letting go of the negative emotions and knowing that--regardless of how challenging, frightening, or difficult an experience may seem--everything is a tool that can help you to learn and to grow spiritually. After reading this book,

"We all deal with anger in our lives, whether it be in a subtle or violent manner. Being angry can involve such emotional expressions as frustration, irritability, annoyance, aggravation, blowing off steam, or fretting. The good news is anger can be managed. In 'The Anger Workbook' Les Carter, Ph.D., and

Simple psychoeducational strategies to keep clients on track during and in-between sessions. Clients go to therapy wanting to change, but often they have no inherent knowledge of how to change. It’s up to the therapist to build a well-stocked toolkit of life skills and psychoeducational strategies. This book answers the