Dec 8, 2017
I do go on a bit about two mergers CVS and Aetna and an insurance company buying a medical practice.
I do believe this will have an impact on consumers because healthcare choices will be affected.
In the second part of the show it is all about anger and anger management resources.
Resources Mentioned:
Health News from NPR has more on the CVS/Aetna merger, looking at
what consumers stand to lose or gain. CNBC interview with the
honchos from CVS and Aetna on the proposed merger.
University of Florida Health Podcast with transcript on how
doodling can help you feel
better. Reader's Digest has a detailed
but consumer friendly version of the study.
Google has an app called Auto Draw; you can draw lines
and play with the AI or you can make full blown images that you can
download. You can access the app from your phone, tablet or
computer.
Brain Pickings and Ursula K. Le Guin on Anger
Helpguide.org on anger and anger management. You might also want to
check out the Emotional Intelligence Tool Kit
Dr. Stan Hyman on Anger Management Techniques: 31
Tips to Tackle Your Temper
Tara Brach has a 55-minute class on the mindfulness of
anger.
Five Reasons You Get Angry by
Robert Tabbli, LCSW maybe one of these folks bears a passing
resemblance to someone you know.
Gary from Pathway to Happiness has a different approach. In
Understanding Anger: Why Anger
Isn't Irrational.
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