We don't get angry. That's too gross, too raw, too animalistic. This suppressed anger then becomes the source of conflict in our relationships with other people. Both personally and professionally, most of us are emotionally out of touch with ourselves when it comes to anger. Anger is a natural, human emotion that is not racially, genetically.
Anger is rooted in our survival instincts and has a legitimate and vital function in human behavior.
The problem is not anger, the problem is the mis-management of anger. Sign up for a Lane Credit Class. Anger Management workshop specifically for teachers , counselors, and education professionals. Learn how to help angry students manage their anger more effectively. Covers main concepts and relevant terminology, as well as a review of the practical application of training to field and classroom situations.