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wise words from a young man

I heard a song this week that happened to be in my music library on my computer that seems to fit so well with my interest and examination of our societal addiction to aggression and war. I was surpri… more →

My Black Sweater

How Can I Get My Loved One with Alzheimer's to Change Their Mood?

jlhede wrote 1 month ago: Reblogged from THE KENSINGTON: Alzheimer’s is a complex cognitive disorder, and because it’s a progr … more →

Tags: caregivers, Behavior, strategies, Communication 2, dementia, Strategies, Behavior Problems, caregivers

Assertiveness — 1 comment

colinewalther wrote 3 months ago: Assertiveness Assertiveness simply means standing up for your rights, while being respectful of the … more →

Tags: women in the workforce, networking, Starting A Business, The Virtual Virtuoso, Teaching, Negotiating, virtual assistant, assertiveness, Aggression

New pet dog, Sonic - day 3 — 1 comment

Michael Burkey wrote 6 months ago: Sonic Boom learning eye attention Well it’s day three for “Sonic” (appropriately n … more →

Tags: dog training tips, Sonic journal, come when called, crate, dog, dog collar, Dog Training, heel, leash

Hair Assault at a Mall Kiosk — 2 comments

Middle Age Goddess wrote 6 months ago: I’m dead serious. See…it all started when they handed me a free sample. Now truth be tol … more →

Tags: Middle Age, Work, mall, Kiosk, bad hair day, Aggression, Dead Sea Salt, Humor, Shopping

Dealing With Aggression

jlhede wrote 8 months ago: Aggression is a problem that many persons with dementia have to deal with.  This can be especially h … more →

Tags: Behavior, strategies, dementia, Strategies, Behavior Problems, Aggression, caregivers

Murder on My Shoe — 4 comments

Vanessa wrote 8 months ago: Coming home late after class one day, I saw one of those giant water bugs outside the lobby entrance … more →

Tags: Learning Psychoanalysis, Reflections, uncertainty, Psychoanalysis of Everyday Life, Dissociation, Body-Mind Unity, Fear, Anger, Aggression

Dogs don't reason, they react — 2 comments

dopinenglish wrote 8 months ago: Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting with a nice potential owner of a Spanish stray. During the w … more →

Tags: Discipline, dominance, dog owners, dog psychology, Affection, Leadership, All posts, Responsability / Obligations, Dog Psychology

Hundar reagerar, inte resonerar — 2 comments

Dogs of Pegasus wrote 8 months ago: Igår fick jag nöjet att träffa trevlig och go’ potentiell adoptör av en spansk hund. Under pro … more →

Tags: Alla inlägg, ledarskap, DISCIPLIN, Kärlek / Ömhet, Hundpsykologi, dominans, underkastelse, Hundägare, Aggression

Georgia, Pit Bull goes from bait dog to playing off leash with another dog

Michael Burkey wrote 8 months ago: Playing with dogs is fun now Georgia, a Pit Bull was adopted and thus rescued by Nancy after having … more →

Tags: remote training collar, Aggression, Testimonials & Case Reviews, dog aggression, Professional Dog Trainer, shock collar, private dog training, michael burkey, Michigan dog trainer

The genetics of aggression

socialgenetics wrote 11 months ago: Most of us may be familiar with aggressive actions in the news. Aggressive individuals like Michael … more →

Tags: Aggression, genes, MAOA, serotonin, Dopamine

When Tempers Flare — 1 comment

jlhede wrote 11 months ago: Often the person with dementia will seem more irritable than usual, or become angry or even aggressi … more →

Tags: caregivers, Behavior, strategies, dementia, Strategies, Behavior Problems, Safety, pain 2, anger

Genetics of antisocial behaviour

socialgenetics wrote 12 months ago: I think it’s fitting that my first post should be about my thesis, which I will be defending t … more →

Tags: Aggression, Aggressive, Behaviour, kids, Children, Young, Gene, genes, Genetics

Matching a dog's play style

Michael Burkey wrote 1 year ago: Today I conducted an evaluation and consultation for a dog owner whose dog was asked to discontinue … more →

Tags: Testimonials & Case Reviews, Dog Behavior, dog aggression, dog, dog behaviorist, German Shepherd Dog, Behavior, Michigan Dog Traienr, bite inhibition

wise words from a young man — 2 comments

Irene wrote 1 year ago: I heard a song this week that happened to be in my music library on my computer that seems to fit so … more →

Tags: Aggression, The Future, Philosophy, economic system, Violence, greed, War, Peace, Masters of War

when will we pay attention

Irene wrote 1 year ago: Once again I was plunged into the depths of sadness as I read the news on the internet. This time st … more →

Tags: Challenges, Aggression, Choice, responsibility, economic system, Violence, Sadness, War

looking for peace

Irene wrote 1 year ago:   looking for peace In a number of posts I have written about the flaws that I see in our curre … more →

Tags: Choices, moderation, Challenges, The Future, Choice, opportunity, Behaviour change, Violence, Cooperation

"In Darkness".....portraying the radiance of the human spirit

Irene wrote 1 year ago: Watched the film “In Darkness” this past weekend and it has given me much to reflect upon. The 2011 … more →

Tags: Choices, Community, Challenges, Choice, Philosophy, opportunity, Violence, Cooperation, relationship

What does a wagging tail mean?

Michael Burkey wrote 1 year ago: Evaluating dog reactivity When dogs become nervous or unsure of other dogs, people or other triggers … more →

Tags: dog training tips, Dog Bite Prevention, Aggression, Michigan Dog Training, Dog Behavior, dog aggression, Michigan dog trainer, tail-wagging

Uncovering the flaws — 2 comments

Irene wrote 1 year ago:   I have been writing on the weighty topic of the implications and considerations related to th … more →

Tags: Choices, Challenges, The Future, Choice, Philosophy, opportunity, economic system, Cooperation, Balance


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