The following describes
the content of the First
edition - faith based - of What’s Good About Anger?
and the expanded content of the Second Edition for
a general readership and audience of What’s
Good About Anger? by Co-authors Lynette Hoy and Ted Griffin.
Contact Lynette Hoy with
questions or to place an order at: 708.524.3333 or directly
at: 708.341.5438.
This book is written with a strong faith emphasis geared for Christian anger
management. Most people believe that anger is a negative emotion from which
no good can
come.
Many
Christians
think that anger should not be expressed and that such feelings are sinful.
The authors present a biblical approach to managing anger, identifying the
process of anger; biblical examples of "good anger"; and how faith,
assertiveness, problem-solving and forgiveness impact anger and can be used
by God for his purposes.
Order this Faith book edition
for a better understanding of Christian Anger Management and/or
the DVD.
You can order these anger management certificate courses in
the Faith edition: court
or employer-ordered or school-mandated : Six, Eight, Ten-Twelve, Sixteen, Twenty-six, Thirty-two, Fifty-two
You can order the Anger
Management Trainer's program - Faith edition! Go
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Chapter Titles:
Introduction and Instructions;
Group Guidelines
1. Anger Survey: Anger Log
2. Anger’s Many Faces
3. The Power of Anger
4. When Anger is Good
5. The Role of Faith
6. Handling Anger Biblically
7. Turning Anger into Forgiveness and Grace
8. When to Take a Time-Out
9. Cognitive Distortions
10. Log Your Thinking
11. Plan to Change Your Life by Changing Your Thinking and Trusting God
12. Summary
Application Devotionals for Anger Management
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This expanded book written for a general readership/audience,
develops and emphasizes effective and practical skills for
managing
anger.
The authors present proven, research-based
approaches for managing anger through: identification of triggers, stress management,
relaxation skills, problem-solving, assertiveness, conflict management, empathy,
forgiveness and challenging false beliefs and thinking.
Order this second
edition book or the corresponding
DVD. You can order these courses requesting this second
edition: court
or employer-ordered or school-mandated : Six, Eight, Ten-Twelve, Sixteen, Twenty-six, Thirty-two, Fifty-two Order
the Teen
Anger Management Course in this edition.
You can also order one of the new Anger
Management Trainer's Certification courses/programs using
this new expanded version for community groups! Go to the
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Mall!
Chapter Contents:
Introduction and Instructions
Group Guidelines
1. Anger Survey (log) and Progress Report
2. Anger’s Many Faces
3. The Power of Anger
4. When Anger Is Good
5. Defusing Anger by Managing Stress
6. Handling Anger Effectively
7. Anger and Assertiveness
8. Managing Conflict
9. Turn Your Anger into Forgiveness
10. When to Take a Time-Out
11. Cognitive Distortions
12. Log Your Thinking
13. Plan to Change Your Life by Changing Your Thinking
14. Summary
Frequently Asked Questions About Anger
What’s Good About Anger?
26-week
Anger Management Certificate Course (based on second
edition)
Overview and Instructions
Lessons (each lesson equals one hour of course work):
1. Anger: friend or foe?
2. The Process of Anger - it’s triggers
3. What IS Good About Anger?
4. Defusing Anger by Managing Stress
5. Handling Anger Effectively
6. Anger and Assertiveness
7. Managing Conflict
8. Turn Your Anger into Forgiveness
9. When to Take a Time-Out
10. Plan to Change Your Life by Changing Your Thinking
Part Two: Building Personal & Relationship Skills to Drain Anger
11. Empathy and Emotional Intelligence
12. Building Successful Relationships
13. Case Study Application
14. Reinterpreting Judgments and Expectations
15. Choosing Behavior Alternatives
16. Assertiveness Skills and The ASERT Approach
Part Three: Managing Conflict and Anger – Not People
17. Evaluating Your Conflict Style
18. What’s Good About Conflict?
19. Keys to Collaboration
20. Stopping Aggression
21. Winning or Resolving Conflict Amicably?
22. Applying the SUM-UP and CONNECT Skills
23. Control Issues – Take Responsibility
24. Stress Inventory and Personal Adjustment Evaluation
25. Stress Relievers
26. Conflict and Control Issues
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