Some good news from one of our recently certified Anger Management Trainer-Specialists:
“HI Lynette,
I received approval from Will County Court. I sent the What’s Good About Anger? curriculum to Chief Judge Kinney, he reviewed it, and sent me approval. I will be ordering the group curriculum, which is 10 books and the 12-wk […]
Q: I am just wondering if the DVD course provides the NAMA accreditation at this time?
Yes, it does. We are approved and endorsed by the National Anger Management Association meeting their standards for certification as an Anger Management Specialist. You may attend the workshops and immediately qualify to join NAMA ($100.00 membership fee required) […]
Attend the Nov. 3-4, 2011 Anger Management Trainer - Specialist Certification Workshops: You can […]
I talked with Dr. Jim Bedell today. He said that the outcome studies he has completed so far show that the What’s Good About Anger program is ‘evidence-based’. The pre and post tests have been statistically significant in about the .5 range. He is still doing studies on participants in our […]
“The world needs anger. The world often continues to allow evil because it isn’t angry enough.” Bede Jarrett
Today our troops killed Osama Bin Laden - the terrorist who has the blood of thousands of Americans, internationals, women and children on his hands. Today justice was done. Today an evil man has been destroyed.
Listen to this Podcast on Anger Management from WCHS Radio 58 - ASK THE EXPERT - with one of our own Certified Anger Management Trainer/Specialists: West Virginia
Rev. […]
Anger Management Institute - Spring, 2011 Group Anger Management Classes. If you live in Chicago or the suburbs area consider attending our local courses in Oak Brook, IL.
Do you need to develop anger management skills for personal growth and/or to enhance your relationships or marriage? Are you mandated to take an anger […]
Have you ever wondered what causes anger to rear it’s ugly head so quickly? In our books I have talked about how expectations, self-talk and choices trigger and amplify anger.
Anger is ultimately a physiological and a cognitive response to certain triggers. It’s different for everyone. You might be able to shrug-off some triggers […]
Few Christians realize nearly every problem in life stems from an unwillingness to forgive someone. When we hold grudges, seek retribution, and blame others, we end up hurting our relationships with God and peopleand shortcircuit our ability to live the Christian live the way its meant to be lived.
Why is forgiveness so difficult at times? […]
The call came from an old friend, someone I have known for over 40 years. His marriage was in serious trouble, and more importantly, he saw clearly that unless he changed from the inside out, what happened to his marriage wouldn’t really matter. His wife wasn’t the problem, although she has her issues to deal […]