Welcome to Anger Management!
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Anger Management ASB team understands that beginning our program can be an exciting, yet intimidating
journey to initiate. You may be here due to the request of the courts, attorneys, or the workplace. We have
found that there may be some hesitation or resistance to participating, with the hopes of completing the
program quickly without considering the necessity or benefit of practicing the skills learned in class. In time, we hope that you find the classes to be beneficial. As you embrace the program and its concepts, you will find yourself motivated to change. If you are skeptical and apprehensive, we hope your experience will result similarly.
Perhaps you are here voluntarily, or as a suggestion from loved ones. We commend you for recognizing the
need to change and improve how you deal with anger. Welcome to taking the steps necessary to achieve a
happier and more fulfilling life. Thank you for choosing Anger Management ASB to guide you through this
process. We enjoy helping our participants grow and experience breakthroughs that create positive changes in their lives. We hope that you will find this experience to be a rewarding one.
What to Expect:
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To receive the maximum benefit of our program, we encourage you to practice the skills reviewed in class. The sooner you practice the skills, the better you will be at incorporating these approaches into your life. We also recommend that you inform your facilitator about your experience of testing the skills. By doing so, our team will then be able to coach you through using them properly.
Please note that one does not improve by simply learning the skills. To foster change in your behavior, it is
essential to apply the skills to your daily life. We will do our part in teaching and guiding, however your
commitment to practicing and making necessary changes is vital to your success. Similar to weight loss, you can learn about it but unless you exercise and eat healthier, you won’t achieve your goal.
Improving your anger management skills begins with the following:
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1- Commitment to making a change. This includes coming to classes and participating.
2- Being open-minded. This includes understanding yourself better, recognizing how you feel inside, noticing signals
from your body, and receiving feedback from others.
3- Being proactive. This includes planning ahead to avoid anger triggers and anger inducing situations.
Key Components of our Program:
1- Anger: prevention and resolution
2- Identifying Anger Triggers
3- Communication and Listening Skills
4- Stress Management
5- Co-Dependency
6- Empathy/ Emotional Intelligence
7- Healthy Relationships and Boundaries
8- Impulse Control
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Schedule of Classes
Co-Ed Classes are held weekly:
Tuesday (11:30am, 4:30pm, 6:00pm and 7:00pm)
Wednesday (6:00pm and 7:00pm)
Thursday (6:00pm, 7:00pm and 8:00pm)
Be sure to review the program policies especially if needing a progress report.
Welcome to Anger Management ASB!
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