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Healthcare Training Institute - Quality Education since 1979
Psychologist, Social Worker, Counselor, & MFT!!



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Transcript of Compact Discs
Section 1
--Track #1 - Introduction and Five Methods for Handling Anger- Question 1
Section 2
--Track #2 - Feeling Controlled Causes Anger - Question 2
Section 3
--Track #3 - 5 Myths That Perpetuate Anger - Question 3
Section 4
--Track #4 - How Other Emotions Create Anger - Question 4
Section 5
--Track #5 - The Two Intentions of Anger Displays - Question 5
Section 6 -
--Track #6 - Children and Anger - Question 6
Section 7
--Track #7 - Rationalizations That Perpetuate Anger - Question 7
Section 8

--Track #8 - Assertiveness Training through Role Playing - Question 8
Section 9

--Track #9 - Being Accountable - Question 9
Section 10

--Track #10 - Combating Trigger Thoughts - Question 10
Section 11
--Track #11 - Alternatives to Anger - Question 11
Section 12
--Track #12 - Positive Responses to Anger - Question 12
Section 13
--Track #13 - Anger and Depression - Question 13
Section 14

--Track #14 - The Ventilation Trap - Question 14
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Course Manual of Articles

Section 15
--Family Violence, Anger Expression Styles, and Adolescent Dating Violence - Question 15
--Personal Reflection Activity Explanation; Personal Reflection Activity #1
Section 16
--Responding to a Violent Incident Part One: Physical Restraint or Anger Management
- Question 16
--Personal Reflection Activity #2
Section 17
--Responding to a Violent Incident Part Two: Case Study and Discussion - Question 17
--Personal Reflection Activity #3
Section 18
--Association of Anger with Bulimic and Other Impulsive Behaviors- Question 18
--Personal Reflection Activity #4
Section 19
--Association between Coping with Anger and Feelings of Depression among Youths: Introduction and Methods - Question 19
--Personal Reflection Activity #5
Section 20
--Association between Coping with Anger and Feelings of Depression among Youths: Results and Discussion- Question 20
--Personal Reflection Activity #6
Section 21
--Mental Health Services responding to Men and their Anger Part One: Introduction - Question 21
--Personal Reflection Activity #7
Section 22
--Mental Health Services responding to Men and Their Anger Part Two: Case Study - Question 22
--Personal Reflection Activity #8
Section 23
--Anger and Depressive States among Treatment-Seeking Drug Abusers Part One: Introduction and Method -Question 23
--Personal Reflection Activity #9
Section 24
--Anger and Depressive States among Treatment-Seeking Drug Abusers Part Two: Results and Conclusion - Question 24
--Personal Reflection Activity #10
Section 25
--Cultural and Gender Differences in Anger and Aggression: A Comparison Japanese, Dutch, and Spanish Students - Question 25
--Personal Reflection Activity #11
Section 26
--Cognitive-Behavior Treatment of Expressed Anger in Adolescents with Conduct Disorders - Question 26
--Personal Reflection Activity #12
Section 27
--Selected Readings Bibliography/Authors/Instructors
Section 28
--Reproducible Client Worksheets – Appendix A


Answer Booklet for this course