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Mastering Emotions: Strategies for Managing Anger and Stress

Tracking # 20-1372240

$41.00

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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

We all struggle at times. It may be our bad choices, mistakes, or habits. These can eventually turn into a lifestyle filled with serious consequences. People can learn to break free from their struggles with anger. Here, you will find the lessons you need to live a life of freedom. Some of us have a hard time acknowledging anything about our situation. Many people run from their feelings and refuse to share them with others. It can be awkward and make a person feel vulnerable or even weak if they open up, especially to strangers who may not understand or accept their issues. We can become concerned and run from talking out of a fear of . . . Embarrassment? You may be afraid that sharing your story and situation will embarrass you because of certain details That might make you look bad. Criticism? It can be a real concern that people will criticize you for certain actions you have taken. Exposure? You may be concerned that sharing your story will expose you and make you vulnerable to other people. These approaches will help therapists and medical staff relate to those who are struggling with anger and stress. In this presentation, Dr. Paul Hardy will review the basics of anger management. Attendees will discover and develop their own tools for helping those who are dealing with anger and stress.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Michigan Board of Social Work

Bachelor's Social Worker

2h General

Master's Social Worker

2h General

Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board

Licensed Independent Social Worker

2h General CE

Licensed Social Worker

2h General CE

Registered Social Worker Assistant

2h General CE

Disclosure statements

Our courses are nationally approved for continuing education; however, licensing requirements may vary by state and profession. Participants are responsible for confirming acceptance of these courses with their own licensing board prior to completion.