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Self Enrichment on SAMI Radio Online Radio by SAMI Radio Host | Blog Talk Radio

Posted on September 19, 2011 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

Self Enrichment on SAMI Radio Online Radio by SAMI Radio Host | Blog Talk Radio

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Navigating the High Cost of Executive Stress

Posted on August 22, 2011 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

Navigating the High Cost of Executive Stress

Stress and anger—it’s all around us. Stress is the byproduct of leading busy, multi-tasking lives in a fast-paced technological world. As a nation, we’re angrier and more stressed out than ever. Stress is a major cause of many of our illnesses and ailments, from hypertension and heart disease, to headaches and back problems. With all of us experiencing some degree of daily stress or anger, it’s no wonder that mental, emotional and physical strain is ever-present in the workplace. In fact,... 

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11 Roots of Interpersonal Conflict

Posted on August 21, 2011 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

11 Roots of Interpersonal Conflict

1. Prejudice/bias. Organizational strife is sometimes traced to “personalities.” This is one person differing with another based simply on how he or she feels about that person. 2. Nastiness/stubbornness. Some individuals go through life with a chip on their shoulders and seem to search for combatants. 3. Sensitivity/hurt. This occurs when a person, because of low self-esteem, insecurity, or conflict in his or her life, easily feels attacked by criticism or other interpersonal directness. 4.... 

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10 Ways to Lower Stress and Manage Anger

Posted on August 16, 2011 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

10 Ways to Lower Stress and Manage Anger

From the daily, regular stress that comes from living in our highly active culture to specific life events that knock us for a loop, the impact of stress accumulates. Recognizing our stress “triggers” is a critical first step in reducing stress and anger. The following are daily ways to help you maintain balance or get back to well-being. Do something physical. Exercise, walk, play a game, or garden. Breathe. Deep breathing , especially when you find yourself irritable or angry, will... 

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Anger Management Now Online

Posted on April 18, 2011 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

Anger Management Now Online

With the uncertainty of an unstable economy causing a great deal of stress and anxiety, not only in our personal lives, but also placing a strain on our wallets, Americans are looking for as much relief as possible. Men and women across the nation have been laid off and forced to make drastic changes in their lives. Since the winter of 2008, many studies and surveys have found that both stress and irritation have peaked when economic news has been at its worst. Levels of stress and anger have only... 

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‘Tis The Season To Change Your Life’

Posted on December 16, 2010 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

‘Tis The Season To Change Your Life’

Phoenix, AZ.  December 16, 2010 — S.A.M.I. Learning Centers (Stress & Anger Management Institute) has discounted the cost of any learning program from now until December 23rd, you pay only $99 per class. S.A.M.I. Learning Centers offer specialized programs in stress management, assertive communication, conflict resolution, and emotional literacy. They welcome individuals from the community as well as employees referred by their organization. S.A.M.I. Learning Centers is also a provider... 

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October Is National Anger Awareness Month

Posted on October 15, 2010 By S.A.M.I. Learning Centers

October Is National Anger Awareness Month

The Stress & Anger Management Institute (S.A.M.I.) is holding their annual “Nationl Anger Awareness Month.” The SAMI Group is designed to teach and support individuals in getting more positive results in their personal and professional lives. The Institute focuses on gaging the individuals current ability to manage emotions and stress in life, in order to increase productivity. The goal is to eliminate the distraction of misunderstandings, provide the tools for effective communications... 

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A Brief History of Transcendental Meditation

Posted on May 6, 2010 By admin

A Brief History of Transcendental Meditation

Transcendental meditation is a relatively new form of meditating in comparison with Yoga and Buddhist meditation. It was developed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi in 1957 as a way of developing the mind so that a person can rise above, or “transcend”, beyond the noise and stress of daily life. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi was a student of the famous Hindu Guru, Swami Brahmananda Saraswati. From 1958 onwards, he travelled the world teaching his spiritual regeneration and enlightenment. Transcendental meditation... 

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Mind Over Money…The Key to Financial Stress Management

Posted on March 30, 2010 By admin

Mind Over Money…The Key to Financial Stress Management

The need for financial know-how is clear. In every economy, people are clamoring for help. More than ever, the current state of the economy has put a financial strain on more families and businesses across the country. The Stress & Anger Management Institute, LLC has just the class to turn financial stress into financial freedom. The Financial Stress Management class will teach students how to easily and effortlessly create more money, and eliminate debt. The program will help students: learn... 

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Stress & Anger Management Institute for a Healthy Mind and Body

Posted on March 25, 2010 By admin

Stress & Anger Management Institute for a Healthy Mind and Body

S.A.M.I. Learning Centers has introduced a new “Healing Rhythms” program that helps students be attentive to their inner and outer surroundings as a means to control stress and anger. The program helps students analyze just how sensitive and powerful thoughts and emotions can be.   While we may more easily accept the idea that physical pain can have emotional repercussions, the reverse is also true; emotional disturbances, can, and most likely will, have an impact on our physical state.   S.A.M.I.’s... 

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