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Thinking Distortions in Anger Management Problems
For people with anger management problems, patterns of thinking are key in building and maintaining high levels of stress and anger. Patterns of thinking also trigger and ‘validate’ the angry person’s choice of behaviors used to express anger. For people who have difficulty with stress management, stating their needs directly, confusing anger with assertiveness and […]
Pseudo-Violence
January 12, 2013
Pseudo-violence or ‘near violence’ are the behaviors that threaten, menace and seek to control others without actual physical, ‘hands-on’ aggression. These types of behaviors seriously impact others and are forms of emotional, psychological and mental abuse. People with anger management problems often attempt to be controlling of others through intimidation, menacing and other nonverbal threats […]
Anger vs. Aggression
January 9, 2013
Many people mistakenly believe that someone with anger management problems is physically violent. Actually, many people who have never been physically aggressive have anger management problems. Any anger problem can benefit from anger management classes. It is the cost of anger to yourself and others that will determine your need for help. Keep in mind […]
Problems Associated with Anger: Anger Management Classes
January 4, 2013
If anger becomes an emotion that occurs too often, is felt too intensely or causes some inappropriate behavior (verbal, physical), then anger is a problem. Additionally, problematic anger can have a great deal of impact upon health and physical well-being. Anger naturally causes a rise in heart rate and blood pressure, even when anger problems […]
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How Do I Know if I Need Anger Management Classes?
October 16, 2012
There are many ways to know if you need an anger management class, but only a few examples are listed here. If you are not sure if you need an anger management class, consult a professional and get an anger management evaluation. Some indications that you have an anger management problem are that you are […]
What is Anger: Identifying the Need for Help with Anger
March 8, 2012
Anger is an emotional state. It can be triggered by both internal and external cues. As an emotion, anger is a natural response and serves many purposes. It is based in human biology (as are other emotions) and serves us through the survival drive in its most fundamental form. Anger is a strong protective force. […]
Domestic Violence Institute of Texas: BIPP Resource DVD Trailer
November 5, 2011
The Domestic Violence institute of Texas is now making available an important Domestic Violence Resource DVD. This DVD is a tool designed to help group facilitators assist male batterers by providing visual tools to help them learn, identify and discuss negative behavior. These tools are an invaluable asset in helping clients in Batterers Intervention and […]
January 14, 2013
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