Anger Management
Everyone get angry, and it is a completely natural response. Anger is a
natural emotion that is often channelled into destructive and unhealthy
behaviour.
Some people feel they cannot control it. You will know if you need help
with your anger if you ask yourself these following questions:
• Do you feel you get angry most of the
time?
• Do you feel sad and guilty after
getting angry?
• Do you think anger is beyond your
control?
• Is it difficult to pacify yourself
after getting angry?
• Do you get angry at just about
everything?
About the Program
Our Anger Management workshop guides you how to use anger in more
constructive and healthy ways.
Anger Management is especially helpful if:
• You have trouble at work because of
your anger
• People say you fly off the handle easily
• Your marriage or relationship is at
risk because you argue too much
• You get aggravated because people don’t
act the way you think they should.
It is valuable to anyone who wants to learn more about his/her anger
style and improve communication at work and home.
Content
• Anger - How it affects people?
• Recognizing anger in our bodies and
warning signs
• Facial expressions of anger
• Anger management
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Introduction
- Definition
- Why it is done?
• Managing anger
• Strategies for controlling aggressions
• Tips to tame your temper
• Mindful listening
• Using what you have learned
• Putting it all together.
Objective
At the end of the workshop, you are able to apply anger management,
anger strategies and find ways to deal with anger to increase your
happiness and wellbeing.
You'll feel as if you have more control when life's challenges turn up
the heat. Knowing how to express yourself assertively means you won't
feel the frustration of holding in your anger to avoid offending
someone.
Our Anger management workshop can help you:
• Communicate your needs. Learn how to
recognize and talk about things that frustrate you, rather than letting
your anger flare up. Knowing how to express yourself can help you avoid
impulsive and hurtful words or actions, resolve conflicts and maintain
positive relationships
• Maintain better health. The stress
caused by ongoing angry feelings can increase your risk of health
problems, such as headaches, difficulty sleeping, digestive issues,
heart problems and high blood pressure
• Prevent psychological and social
problems linked to anger. Examples include depression, problems at work
and troubled relationships
• Use your frustration to get things
done. Anger expressed inappropriately can make it difficult for you to
think clearly and may result in poor judgment. You'll learn to use
feelings of frustration and anger as motivators to work harder and take
positive action
• Help avoid addictive escapes. It's
common for people who always feel angry to turn to alcohol, drugs or
food to dull anger. Instead, you can use anger management techniques to
keep your cool and maintain control.