What’s Good About Anger?

Our main study resources, training and classes are based on the 3rd (2010) edition of “What’s Good About Anger?”- geared for a general readership. It includes all the best anger management strategies plus Emotional Intelligence! Order now!
The Institute also offers a Faith-based edition and Christian Curriculum for churches, Christian leaders and organizations desiring a biblical approach to anger.

Anger Management Trainer-Specialist home-study programs: Leaders and professionals can get certified through home-study courses: Anger Management Trainer-Specialist DVD Certification program or take the 40 hour Advanced Trainer & Specialist Certification Program: 7.5 hours of workshop DVDs, adult & teen curriculum & assessment tools! Includes book, assessments, leader's guide, power point presentation; Evidence-Based Treatment Planning for Anger Control Problems Workbook by A. Jongsma Jr., T. Bruce. Approved by the National Anger Management Association for Anger Management Specialist-I credential! Home-study programs now approved for 12 CEUs by IAODAPCA: program # 10719.
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These distance-learning courses can be used for court-orders, employer, mediation or school mandates. What’s Good About Anger? emphasizes effective and practical skills for managing anger, enhancing relationships and putting your anger to work for good! Discounted prices! Order online here.
 

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ANGER SURVEY Part 1
© 2010 by Lynette J. Hoy, NCC, LCPC & Ted Griffin, Editor/writer

Please answer the following questions as accurately and as completely as possible. Your answers and scoring are completely private and confidential. We cannot view or store your answers.

1.How often do you get angry? (Select one that applies)
daily
many times a day
a few times a month
several times a week
very rarely

2.What happens when you get angry? (Circle all that apply):
I tend to:
feel tense
withdraw
exercise
feel sick
overeat
distract myself
tell someone
raise my voice
hit someone or something
become cynical or sarcastic
take a time-out
think about how to get even
avoid the issue
make light of things or joke
pray
other (only check if this is a negative or harmful response)
go out drinking
argue
talk it over
swear
feel depressed


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