Mad My Way

Mad My Way

Anger Management Courses

Mad My Way
Anger Management Courses
Steven Banks
Accepting 2011 Community Service Award
Topics

Managing Anger Daily

Mad My Way is similar to a therapeutic apprenticeship that supports, encourages, teaches, challenges, and through hard work rewards its participants with the skills necessary to effectively Manage Anger Daily. Evergreen Counseling provides therapy, training, and counseling services for individuals, businesses, health services, and non profit organizations. For those who desire change, Evergreen Counseling can help modify self defeating patterns and develop new attitudes that are life changing and life affirming. Given the right conditions and proper guidance participants thrive, going on to respect themselves and those important to them.

Steven Banks Resume

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist – Provider of Batterer’s Treatment and Anger Management Programs – Court Mediator for couples involved in custody disputes – Owner of Evergreen Counseling, specializing in systems awareness, domestic violence, substance abuse, marital conflict, child/adolescent issues, and various mental health challenges. READ MORE

Anger Management

If you are looking for an anger management class that works you have found it. Evergreen’s Mad My Way course not only satisfies court mandated and continuing education requirements, it has a reputation for providing excellent service to the community. Whatever your reason you’ll see in the workshop that this is no ordinary Anger Management Course. READ MORE

Continuing Education

Clinicians, mediators, custody evaluators, and mental health professionals are required to have 8 hours each year of continuing education 4 of which cover domestic violence education. Programs providing anger management and domestic violence groups are required to have 8 hours of domestic violence education each year. Evergreen’s Mad My Way course curriculum meets the requirements of 1203.098 of the penal code, and California rules of the court 5.230. READ MORE

1. Manage Your Anger – Where to Start

Wednesday 11 January, 2012 at 5:13 pm admin Managing Anger Daily My Way 0

I am not saying you can’t, shouldn’t, or never will get angry. I am not going to teach anyone how to not get angry. I am and can teach you how to Manage Anger Daily, effectively, and in a way that can help you and those that you care for. Please read more and find out how you can Manage Your Anger Daily.

2. Manage Anger Daily: Desire

Tuesday 10 January, 2012 at 5:56 pm admin Managing Anger Daily My Way 0

Anger in relationships is as diverse as our population. By reading this article it means that you have chosen one of the primary components necessary for change; desire. I’m not suggesting that you are back flip happy about reading or practicing what I am going to discuss. But, without desire the chances of success are virtually nonexistent. So, congratulations, but, don’t lose your desire.

3. Manage Anger Daily: Commitment

Monday 09 January, 2012 at 6:02 pm admin Managing Anger Daily My Way 0

Lets be honest, there’s a lot of stuff going on in our lives, some good, some not so good. Beyond desire the next requirement for change is commitment; one that is consistent, not week on week off. The commitment needs to last so long that the new way becomes the old way. If at first you don’t succeed, never forget that change takes place for someone every day; for drug addicts, for poor students, for people who don’t have job skills, and for people with anger problems. Think of this program as if it were an apprenticeship. After a significant period of learning new skills you will become confident in your ability to Manage Anger Daily.

4. Manage Anger Daily: Plans

Sunday 08 January, 2012 at 6:05 pm admin Managing Anger Daily My Way 0

This is the part many people resist; the plan. What many people with anger problems believe is that all need to do is make a promise to themselves that inappropriate anger won’t happen again, and it won’t. For many people, that may be enough and actually work. For those with anger problems they may feel it’s the other people/person who has a problem; that others behave in ways that justify their problems; or the person may be embarrassed to admit they have a problem.

5. Managing Anger Daily: How To Talk About Difficult Issues

Saturday 07 January, 2012 at 6:16 pm admin Managing Anger Daily My Way 0

I am going to give some basic suggestions on how to discuss difficult issues. Topics such as jealousy, cheating, drug/alcohol abuse, how to raise the children, money issues, the status of the relationship, etc. are usually emotion filled. These discussions often lead to fights and sometimes violence. The chance that someone will become reactive during one of these talks is high.

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