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12 WEEK TREATMENT PROGRAM
Anger is associated with conflict, frustration, irritability and negative effects on personal, social, and professional relationships. It also has negative, long term health consequences such as hypertension and coronary disease, from which 50 million adults in the United States suffer. It limits one's ability to enjoy a full life and fulfill their potential.
Symptoms of anger that will be addressed in the group therapy include:
• Feelings of antagonism towards significant others, family, friends,
or co-workers
• Frustrations that tend to escalate to anger
• Interpersonal conflicts that both contribute to and result from anger
• Muscle tension, hostility, accelerated breathing, and anxiety
Learn the skills to reduce your anger in this 12-week group that utilizes Wisdom Therapy and
includes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Mindfulness Meditation, and Humility training.
Wisdom Therapy has proven to be highly effective in the treatment of anger and the prevention of relapse. CBT does not require the use of medications, but can be helpful for those who are taking medications.
Participants will learn to:
• Apply relaxation techniques such as breathing and visualization
• Gain understanding of the situations in which anger tends to occur
• Identify and modify thoughts and behaviors that lead to anger
• Develop new methods, activities and strategies that reduce anger
• Develop coping and assertiveness skills for dealing with frustrations
Group Leader: Shani Robins, Ph.D. (PSY 18795) has conducted individual and group therapy with a wide range of clients. He is an instructor at Stanford University and a professor at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology.
Where: Wisdom Therapy Institute
438 Cambridge Ave, Palo Alto, California (El Camino Real near Stanford University)
When: TBA- Please contact Shani Robins, Ph.D. at (858) 361-3403 for start date and for
additional information about the group.
Fee: $50 per session (90-minute sessions)
Initial individual consultation session required prior to start of group.
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