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    Taming the Emotional Food Chain
    Copyright © 2005, Ari Novick, M.A., C.A.M.F.

    Anger is one emotion we all have. For some of us anger is the 
    primary way we express our needs when we get upset. What is 
    interesting about anger is that it is usually a response to some 
    other emotion we are having. Really give it some thought. Think 
    about the last time you were really upset. Were you upset because 
    someone hurt your feelings? Perhaps it was because you felt 
    blamed or were minimized? Anger is usually a secondary response 
    on the "emotional food chain". There is usually some other 
    emotion that precedes it. Learning to understand our true 
    feelings that get masked by anger is the first way to understand 
    how we can express our anger more effectively.
    
    Taking a class in anger management can be really helpful. Anger 
    management classes are not just for people that broke the law and 
    get sent by the courts. Anger management classes are used by 
    corporations, managers, law offices, school personal, families 
    and volunteer. Most good anger management classes teach skills 
    that many of us just don't learn in school or in life. You will 
    learn better ways of communicating so that your true feelings and 
    needs get expressed.
    
    Most anger management classes also teach skills in assertiveness. 
    Learning to be assertive will help get your feeling, needs, and 
    mood expressed in the most appropriate way. When we speak 
    assertively, we do it in a reasonable tone, we don't use 
    profanity, we make good eye contact, and we feel good about 
    ourselves. The opposite of being assertive is being aggressive, 
    passive-aggressive or just passive.
    
    You will also learn ways to reduce stress. When we reduce stress 
    we feel better. We also help increase our life expectancy because 
    high levels of stress over prolong period of time can have 
    damaging effects to our bodies (and our minds). Anger management 
    classes will often teach you the skills you need to identify and 
    mange stress in ways you never thought possible.
    
    Most anger management classes also teach skills in increasing our 
    empathy. When we increase our empathy we are better able to 
    understand the feelings other people might be experiencing. 
    Becoming more empathic gives us the ability to not get as 
    frustrated with others and have better insight into our own 
    feelings. Many anger management classes teach these skills. They 
    are valuable because they help us become better working with 
    others as well as having stronger more rewarding relationships.
    
    The bottom line is, don't wait to have anger ruin a valued 
    relationship. Anger is an emotion that can be understood. Bad 
    behavior can be unlearned and replaced with more positive and 
    appropriate actions. The more you can understand about your own 
    anger the faster you will be able to do something about it. Most 
    people let anger control their lives. In many cases anger has 
    ruined lives by destroying relationships and dissolving 
    partnerships. Learning skills in an anger management class could 
    change your life for the better. Enroll in a class and try it 
    out. Getting the help you need could save you more than realize. 
    



    Writer's Resource Box:
    The AJ Novick Group offers a variety of anger management programs
    including in-person classes, home study programs, accelerated 
    weekend classes and much more. Visit http://www.ajnovickgroup.com
    for more information.




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