Anger Resources, Podcasts, Training and Courses

The What's Good About Anger Institute offers anger management books, DVDs, workbooks, resources and certificate courses for individuals needing anger management and/or court or employer ordered certificate courses/classes.
Our newest resources:
Listen to or download the free Quick Tips for Managing Anger! Podcasts .
MP3's can be downloaded at our site or through you can subscribe to the What's Good About Anger Institute Quick Tips for Managing Anger podcasts on itunes and read the All About Anger Blog. Click on or just copy and paste this link into your browser: http://www.whatsgoodaboutanger.com/podcasts.xml
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The Institute also offers conferences, CEs and training for facilitators and counselors desiring certification to coach individuals and teach classes or groups at: What's Good About Anger Institute for Anger Management

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These resources help individuals identify anger triggers and turn anger into faith, assertiveness, problem-solving and forgiveness. These courses have been accepted by courts, employers, schools all over the USA.
Lynette Hoy, NCC, LCPC, co-author of What's Good About Anger? is a marriage and family counselor, Amer. Assoc. of Anger Management Providers Diplomate, Crisis Counselor, Domestic Violence Advocate, writer and speaker. See her sites CounselCare Connection, P.C. and Hoyweb.com for advice, resources for various personal and relationship issues.
Visit the American Association of Anger Management Providers site for more resources and information!

I have read your book and reccommend it highly to persons who are interested in a religious/christian response to managing anger.
Spirituality and faith are important in all aspects of a persons behavior.
I am please that you are a member of the American Association of Anger Management Providers.

George, You and your organization: Anderson & Anderson offer a wealth of resources for anger managment and batterers intervention. Thank you for being one of the most prominent leaders in the anger management movement.

I suggest interested readers take a look at your site: http://www.andersonservices.com/

Anderson & Anderson courses have been widely accepted and endorsed in the courts and by employers and other institutions.

I want to point readers to the American Association of Anger Management Providers site (or which I am a member and Diplomate) for a directory of members and wealth of resources.

The What's Good About Anger Institute is now offering the newly expanded second edition for a general readership. This book includes all aspects for better understanding anger management and skills for stress management, cognitive restructuring, assertiveness, conflict management, forgiveness and empathy.
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Order at: What's Good About Anger Institute for Anger Management

Read the description and register for the August 2006 Trainer's 3-day conference. This conference offers CEs to mental health professionals and certification as an Anger Management Trainer. Probation officers and other educators and leaders are encouraged to attend.

The What's Good About Anger Institute is now offering Quick Tips for Managing Anger podcasts by Lynette Hoy, Marriage and Family Counselor, Anger Management Specialist and Diplomate with the Amer. Assoc. of Anger Management Providers!

To subscribe to the podcast - copy and paste this link- http://www.whatsgoodaboutanger.com/podcasts.xml -into the itunes subscription area. Then download the current Quick Tips for Managing Anger episodes to your ipod - and "podcast your way to managing anger".

You can also listen to or download these short audio (mp3)programs at: http://www.whatsgoodaboutanger.com/podcasts/daily.asp

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Here's the latest podcast: an interview by Dr. Slopes of Lynette Hoy, Anger Management Specialist on Anger in the Workplace

Its good to have these many references.Its really a great help for me.Its really helpful to control our anger.

angercoach in Anger affecting life and relationships wrote:Learn to be assertive. Here's a podcast on assertiveness: Talk-out Your Anger. If you tend to hold frustration and anger in - your angry feelings will only build-up and then, you may blow-up.
Hope you find this helpful!

Just wanted to say, this helped me. I'm currently listening to the rest of these podcasts. Thanks!

Many had told me that learning and understanding psychosyntesis can help relief anger . Is that true?