ManagementAnger Management is a program structured around teaching participants helpful coping strategies to better handle upsetting situations. Though learning skills to reduce aggression is vital, the primary focus of an anger management program is to encourage clients to take preventive measures in their daily lives to reduce the likelihood of conflicting occurrences. This allows the individual to improve their chances in conflict resolution. In actuality, the program should be called Aggression Management. The feeling of anger is normal and can be beneficial if it’s understood and used appropriately. Anger is the feeling, and can help guide a person to understand themselves, their emotions, and as a result, make better judgments of situations. Whereas anger is the feeling, aggression is the act/behavior. Aggressive behavior can lead to trouble with the law, loss of relationships, disciplinary actions at the workplace, etc.
Attendees of Anger Management programs can expect to discuss, learn, and practice effective new skills. The process of meeting consistently and regularly with others and completing between-class written work leads to great chances for success. Our core components include:
Our anger management groups are arranged for your preference:
The anger management class format is especially helpful to increase empathy and patience, and improve listening skills. Anger Management Executive Coaching
Anger Management for attorneys, physicians, CEOs, executives of companies, and people in the entertainment industry who prefer to keep their identity confidential, are best received in an executive coaching format. Completing ten executive coaching sessions is highly recommended. Anger Management with the Family
If your family members are receiving mental health professional care with outside professionals, our anger management facilitators will coordinate care with them in order to give you the best service possible. Anger Management Workshops Offered Attending our anger management programs may meet the requirements for Anger Management courses that may be ordered by the courts, probation officers, schools, or employers. |