Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) is increasing under the pandemic

Are you overwhelmed with emotion? That's completely understandable.

Your anger is useful. You can use your anger in ways that bring about the changes you would like to see.

San Leandro was hit hard by looters last night.

Anger is unleashed. It's a interesting time to be someone who works with anger.

Is everyone getting on your nerves? Yeah, especially the ones with whom you live.

Have you noticed that people are getting more and more angry as this pandemic goes on and on?

Today's video has a twist. The same situation has happened in that someone has cheated on you and left you.

Have you ever had someone cheat on you and leave you for someone else? It can rip you up inside.

There are many ways to react to change. The Stages of Grief is a good framework for describing the ways we are reacting to sudden change.

Are you confused about what health orders are in effect where you live?

It's easy to forget during a crisis like this that there are good people out there.

There is so much to be angry about these days. We have given up life as we knew it.

There are reports that incidents of domestic violence have increased under shelter-in-place.

It’s normal that after a month of sheltering-in-place together, you will have conflict.

Like you, I’m stuck inside during this shelter-in-place. I’m staring at the same walls. I’m with the same people all day.

When the frustrations of life get you down, it's important to remember those things for which you are grateful.

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