Share your experience if you have taken an anger management class…
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Positive attitude is a must in ones growth in personal & professional life.Child is born with minimum knowledge. As he or she grows, learning process begins, we learn in school, college, special education / courses etc. we see, feel experience & learn. Just having learning stuff does not make you knowledgeable, but the Attitude to learn & use the knowledge for better cause makes you successful in personal as well as professional life. What is attitude according to you?
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Hell yeah it would.. that is about like having to pay for D.U.I classes after you already got a lawyer and fines for over $3,800 and then you had to do a few days in jail and PAY $30 a day to go to jail and they took it out of your wallet and then having to pay $250 for each DUI class and having to have to take six of them… So, just for getting a D.U.I. it costs my fiancee over $6,000, ten days in jail, 80 hours of community service and lost his license for a year… and he only drunk six beers.. i know he deserved some if it, but paying for DUI classes and still losing your license.. that doesn’t make any sense..
why can’t they just make him pay for a breathilyzer and put in his truck and everytime he starts it, he would have to blow in it..?? oh yeah, when he gets his license back they are going to do that!!! West Virginia is such a money racket state. I could see if he was really drunk, but he drinks everyday cause he is a boss/main driller on a drilling rig and they all drink and he works 12 hours a day and 7 days a week!!
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SO, hell yeah i would be p,i,s,sed off if i had to pay for those classes….
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Any time we find ourselves in a situation where we are “required” (whether we are court-ordered or choose to attend such classes voluntarily) to change something about ourselves, we get frustrated. It’s natural. It doesn’t matter whether we are in the situation because we want to be or not, we will get frustrated even when we *want* change to occur. I am not implying that you may or may not want to be in an anger management class. I’m simply stating that frustration is a normal part of the range of human emotions. The key is in learning how to deal with emotions we’ve so far only learned to mismanage in one way or another.
Because frustration can trigger anger, frustration is a bit more difficult to deal with for those who have trouble managing anger. In an anger management class, you will have to face situations that will make you frustrated so that you can learn how to manage it. In these types of learning environments, you can’t just “talk about” how you would manage frustration, you have to get frustrated to see how you will learn to manage it in a new way. Being put in *controlled* (class) situations where you will get frustrated, and potentially angry, is how you will gain access to the tools needed to manage that anger.
It helps to observe your frustration in an impartial way. Say to yourself, “Oh, look, notice here, self, you’re getting frustrated now. How does that *really* feel? Why am I so frustrated? Do I really have to react to this thing in this way? Is this thing something that *requires* that I get frustrated?” etc., ad infinitum. It *is* possible to separate cognitive functions from emotional activities. This is how you learn to self-regulate, to manage emotions. You allow yourself to feel them, but you also don’t “react” to those emotions. You learn how to *act on* them instead, and this requires a separation of cognitive reasoning and emotional feeling. It takes a LOT of practice. But it is very much do-able.
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Lead me in thy truth, and teach me, for thou art the God of my salvation;
for thee I wait all the day long.
Be mindful of thy mercy, O LORD, and of thy steadfast love, for they have been from of old.
Remember not the sins of my youth, or my transgressions; according to thy steadfast love remember me, for thy goodness’ sake, O LORD!
Good and upright is the LORD; therefore he instructs sinners in the way.
He leads the humble in what is right, and teaches the humble his way.
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the scene where Buddy has this guy laying around hitting a pillow and throwing a temper tantrum like a child..is this kind of thing real?
why is this said to be good? and is this like an age regression?
how is it said that person is to get into that state of mind again? how they get them feeling angry again?
and how , when, why they come out again of this state?
also, is there a old psychological name for this type of thing?
please explain and describe
thanks for your answers!
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he was asking “Who are you?”???? to the funny comedian actor in that film (I forget the name)
is this really a form of therapy for some?
why and how so?
this is not really a joke this really is part of the therapy in anger management?
Thanks for your answers!
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Some one there will try to calm you down but as long as you keep your cool some one there will try to help you not to be so angry.
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