Les effets de la colère sont beaucoup plus graves que les causes. Marc Aurèle
Ah ben oui, c’est clair, quand une femme se met en colère parce qu’elle a été agressée, le plus grave c’est qu’elle a crié.
On entend tout et n'importe quoi sur la colère, mais qu'en dit la science ?
Et si elle servait à quelque chose ? 😁
Réponse dans cet épisode 😊
https://therapiedimpact.fr/astuces/
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