Defeating Ptsd Epidemics

Publisher Marketing: Internet communication makes people have no time to long Articles or Novels. In this mental voyage Series, the author invites you for a short mental meal to enjoy knowledge on various topics. As the title shows, short essays to suit modern day internet and time in the 21st century. The writer in this book describes thirty rules to defeat the PTSD, including stress and anger. Some of these rules are: 1. Keep your anger under contro, and remember that anger will destroy your all good qualities. Therefore, after a long breath, talk slowly and in low voice. 2. Do not make sides in situations arise. You have to accept both situations as a normal part of life. 3. Simplicity is great, makes other people invite you to their circles quickly and easily. Be simple in your life. Do not feel superiority over others. Every human is NOT perfect, so you. 4. Don't blame yourself, or punish it. But reward it. 5. The Money factor cannot be always the important factor for happiness. If you earn it, use it carefully, money comes, money goes, so why bother. Stay healthy, active and alive......and more. The author, a professor of sociology, he authored more than 120 books available for readers in both Arabic and English, and translated into dozens of other languages. Dr. Yahya resides in Michigan, USA, and have four children and 10 grandchildren. Contributor Bio:  Yahya, Hasan The author is an Arab-Palestinian-American theorist, sociologist, philosopher, writer and historian. He's a former professor of Comparative Sociology and Educational Administration at Michigan State University, Lansing Community and Jackson Community Colleges. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the International Humanities Studies (IHS) Journal (Jerusalem-Based) and several other USA, journals. Dr. Hasan Yahya is the originator of Arab American Encyclopedia and Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar-USA. His (330 plus) publication may be observed on Amazon and Kindle. Contributor Bio:  Rae-Grant, Alexander Alexander Rae-Grant, MD, FRCP(C), is Staff Neurologist and Director of Multiple Sclerosis Education; Mellen Center for Multiple Sclerosis Treatment and Research, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH.