Certificate in Anger Management Course Guide

This course delves into anger management, beginning with defining anger as a strong reaction to various situations. It explores physiological manifestations of anger through the autonomic nervous system, discusses arousal and anger’s reflexive relationship, and presents theories of emotion, including James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Schachter’s, Lazarus’s, Weiner’s, and Averill’s.

This course explores anger management, addressing its physiological, behavioural, cognitive, and social aspects. It highlights positive and negative aspects of anger, causes, expression methods, and counselling strategies, including assertiveness training and relaxation techniques, to manage and channel anger constructively. Various scenarios and counselling approaches are examined.

This course explores Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for managing anger, emphasizing identifying and modifying maladaptive thoughts. CBT targets current events, emphasising the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. It progresses through stages, teaching clients to challenge irrational beliefs, assess antecedents, and eventually achieve independence from anger issues.

This course emphasises understanding anger and violence, detailing signs, causes, prevention strategies, and management techniques. It covers categories like cold, hot, and reactive violence, offers tips for working with violent clients, and explores mental disorders’ links to violence, urging care and caution in therapy settings.

This course explores the relationship between mental health and anger, considering specific conditions like dementia. It discusses DSM classification changes, personality types, grief, and the stages of mourning, offering insights into supporting clients dealing with anger and grief-related issues in mental health.

This course highlights children’s anger management, emphasizing the differences between adult and child emotions. It explores ways to identify and manage anger in toddlers and older children, offering strategies for parents and professionals, and addressing underlying factors like adolescence and family dynamics.

This course examines criminal behaviour linked to anger, focusing on personality disorders like psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder. It discusses conditions such as borderline personality disorder and roid rage, detailing their impacts, symptoms, and treatment challenges, particularly in addressing steroid abuse.

This course covers various anger management services, including counselling, clinics, workshops, conflict management, life coaching, and setting up an anger management consultancy. It details conflict types, management techniques, and a four-step plan for assessing, analysing, suggesting responses, and reviewing anger issues.