Before we talk about anger management skills, we first need to talk about anger as an emotion. Anger is a normal feeling that everyone experiences. Anger can range from slight annoyance to fits of fury. Some feel anger every day, while others may only encounter it when pushed to the "breaking point." Anger can be caused by both internal and external events, and it can affect us both physiologically and biologically. Anger often arrives with very little notice, and can leave us with feelings of exhaustion, depression and regret. To release anger effectively, we must employ positive anger management skills. Where can I find help with effective anger release? Anger is a healthy emotion. Each of us must find personal ways to experience and express it. That is what anger management skills are all about. Finding an effective anger release is not always easy, and as you might suspect, what works for one person doesn't necessarily work for another. Some people bottle up their anger until it explodes, while others regularly take out their anger on family and friends. Neither are effective anger release methods. But there are healthy and constructive ways you can release your anger. Dr. Brandt can help you learn the best anger management skills for you. Which effective anger release method will work best for me? There is no one particular anger management strategy that is guaranteed to work for you. The best way to find your most effective anger release method is try several various strategies. Effective anger release is a journey-you may find along the way that you've discovered an anger management skill that no one has thought of or used yet. If you do, we encourage you to share your positive experiences with others here at The Anger Zone. Does effective anger release mean eliminating anger from my life? No. Anger is a normal and healthy emotion. It is the way you choose to deal with anger that can negatively or positively affect your life. Anger management skills have been developed to help people deal with anger constructively. If you find yourself struggling to find effective anger release, it may be a good idea to seek professional counseling, either in an anger management group or workshop or individually.

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licensed psychotherapist in private practice in Santa Monica, CA for over thirty years. She specializes in relationships, challenges related to blended families, divorce, abuse, women's issues and the mind-body spirit connection. Working with both patients and therapists, Dr. Brandt offers a fresh approach to dealing with anger and other feelings. Through her individual sessions, workshops and anger management audiotape and CD she helps people use their anger and deeper emotions to strengthen their relationships and navigate more successfully through life.

Counseling Anger Management skill team, works behind the scenes to help - students thrive - Communities and Schools are the hidden communications specialist drop-out prevention programs.

one-on-one services,guidance, crisis intervention, counseling, anger management, self-esteem enhancement, parent education, home visits, college and career fairs, behavior intervention, enrichment programs, tutoring, book clubs and mentors.

Director of Communities in Schools of , first described the organization as a drop-out prevention program.But those that utilize it say its far more than that.Communities in Schools is the hidden jewel, ,

communications specialist for Port . If you have them on campus, you definitely want to keep them there. They are a catch-all. Anything the campus needs, they provide it.Currently the non-profit serves

Schools we do not just focus on drop-out, . There are so many at-risk criteria that our students face everyday.

So when were talking about keeping kids in school so they stay in school, that means focusing on their attendance — making sure they are there every day in classrooms ready to learn.

And sometimes that means digging a little deeper into the reason for truancy.In once instance, discovered two brothers had been attending school on separate days — one going one day, the other going the next, and so forth.

They never came together, and there was a simple fix — they were sharing one parents shoes. That is a kid that missing school because he or she cant meet the uniform standard.

And that is one of the many other services they provide.They help with school supplies, uniforms, backpacks coats, shoes.

When at Elementary, they had a Backpack Buddies program where they send home backpacks with healthy meals that didn't have to be refrigerated to help feed the students through the weekend.

Another focus of the organization is mental health, , adding that its become increasingly more necessary since Hurricane Harvey. Elementary school kids, , are writing suicide notes.

A lot of people believe the perception we only work with students that have behavior problems, at-risk students or students that are struggling.

That is not exactly what we do on campus. We work with all students on campus. You are not at risk until that one day you become at-risk. When the storms hit, were all at risk.

Families that are going through a divorce, their students are now at risk.Other services - provides include: one-on-one guidance, crisis intervention, counseling, anger management,

self-esteem enhancement, parent education, home visits, college and career fairs, behavior intervention,

enrichment programs, tutoring, book clubs and mentors.We believe every child deserves a one-on-one relationship with a caring adult, a safe place to learn and grow,

a healthy start and a healthy future, a marketable skill to use upon graduation, and a chance to give back to peers and community - provides invaluable services.

They are a huge help, they are like campus social workers — that is the best way to describe

Communities in Schools.