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Programs
Anger
Management Intervention, anger is a basic human emotion
that is often used to express negative
feelings. We teach
expressions of anger that are excepted by society, so that violence and
self destructive behavior can be avoided. This is
accomplished in several different ways; couples, families, one-on-one
Executive Coaching.
Behaviors addressed
by the program include Road Rage, violent behavior,
inappropriate verbal attacks, aggression, over-
zealous sports, enthusiasm, bullying, and lack of appreciation for
others are examples of issues benefits that benefit from
Anger Management. If you suffer from one or more of these types of behaviors and
wish to change. Then Anger Management
will almost certainly help you.
Domestic Violence and Parenting Classes
Our programs are
designed for those who are seeking self-help, for those
referred by human resource department managers
through work, and for court mandated Anger Management. We also have
counseling for executives,
police officers, fire fighters, medical personnel, managers and any else
who needs help in dealing with stress and anger in
the workplace or in your personal life. Sessions for couples and families
are also available to help deal with anger issues
affecting personal relationships.
The goal of our
program is to help people learn how to identify,
understand and defuse their own anger, deal with the
anger
of a spouse, significant other, coworker or friend. We should point out
that often work stress and anger is displayed not on
the job, but in personal relationships with family and friends.
The
Anger Management Program
Anger Management
Intervention (AMI) is currently working to establish a
program in Pima County to assist Juveniles in
dealing with the types of anger that has gotten them in their legal
trouble. By giving these young people methods for
coping with their anger, it is possible to avoid more serious issues in
the future.
It is important to
understand that anger is a response to things we cannot
control or did not expect to happen to us.
While we cannot eliminate anger, we can learn to deal with it in a way that is both
acceptable to society and not destructive
to ourselves.
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