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Ten Reasons to Pursue Anger Management Certification
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 26th 2008
One of the best kept secrets in the Small Business Arena is how lucrative anger management classes can be. With forty hours of training and less than a two thousand dollar investment, it is possible to begin offering classes to clients referred from read more
Anderson & Anderson Certified Anger Management Facilitator Logo P…
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 25th 2008
Anderson & Anderson, the largest provider of Certified Anger Management Facilitator training in the world, provides Certified Anger Management Facilitators (C.A.M.F) with a new logo. Certified Providers are now able to identify themselves using read more
Three Days Of Anger Management Certification Training
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 23rd 2008
The American Association of Anger Management Providers Presents George Anderson,BCD, LCSW, CAMF Three Days Of Anger Management Certification Training October 8th, 9th, & 10th, 2008 8:30am until 4:30pm 12301 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 418 Los Angeles, C read more
Losing It - Griff Rhys Jones On Anger on BBC Two this autumn
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 22nd 2008
Category: Factual & Arts TV; BBC Two Date: 10.07.2008 Printable version Losing it can, of course, be funny. It’s a loss of control and it’s particularly funny when it happens to other people. But anger can also be embarrassing and shameful. P read more
Costs of Coworker Bullying
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 21st 2008
Posted by Molly DiBianca On August 18, 2008 In: Jerks & Bullies at Work Workplace bullying has been a hot topic since the release of the 2007 Zogby survey, which showed that 49% of American workers report that they’ve been the target of a b read more
E-Rage: the new cause of office stress
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 21st 2008
August 20, 2008 by twentzphd If you see one of your colleagues hitting, kicking or throwing their computer, they might be suffering from what Eclipse Internet calls E-rage. Eclipse recently carried out a survey into the effects of email downtime on b read more
Hospitals Face Challenges in Implementing the new Joint Commissio…
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 20th 2008
“Leaders create and implement a process for managing disruptive and inappropriate behaviors”. Many healthcare organizations are encountering significant resistance to new standards for “disruptive physician behavior.” Here are some of the mos read more
Excerpts from: Treating Anger for Profit
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 20th 2008
Anne Gorman Each Week, a New Skill On a recent Tuesday night in Brentwood, Whatley the jaywalker, Yakota the college student and Helmy the shouter sat in a circle holding their workbooks, “Gaining Control of Ourselves.” Each week, George Anderson read more
Excerpts from: Treating Anger For Profit, Anne Gorman
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 19th 2008
Each Week, a New Skill On a recent Tuesday night in Brentwood, Whatley the jaywalker, Yakota the college student and Helmy the shouter sat in a circle holding their workbooks, “Gaining Control of Ourselves.” Each week, George Anderson or on read more
Yacine Bell, CAMF Will Help Lead AAAMP to National Success
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 18th 2008
Yacine Bell is an Oakland, California based anger management provider and executive coach with considerable experience providing anger management assessments and intervention to business and industry in Northern California. Ms. Bell is a popular lect read more
Executive Coaching/Anger Management for Physicians
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 18th 2008
In response to the need for a one on one individual and sensitive intervention model for physicians, Anderson & Anderson is now offering a twelve-hour coaching class with 6 months of aftercare for doctors. This class is available at our Brentwood read more
Doctors Behaving Badly
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 18th 2008
Behaving badly A survey of more than 4,500 physicians, nurses and other health professionals at about 100 community hospitals suggests that disruptive behavior may affect patients and staff. Respondents who believe disruptive behavior is linked to: S read more
Work Bullies
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 14th 2008
Work bullies can ruin a culture, destroy productivity and make your life — and those of everyone else they target — miserable. And it’s not just bullying bosses who are the problem. Co-workers and employees also use bullying behavio read more
A Message for Professional Anger Management Providers
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 13th 2008
Regardless of orientation, well-trained, certified anger management providers are the current rage in Human Resource Management, Substance Abuse Treatment, Risk Management and Court Diversion Programs as well as the Criminal Justine System. Healthcar read more
News for Nurses
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 13th 2008
Posted by Kathy Quan RN BSN at August 11, 2008 A couple of items worth bringing to your attention: Behavior Affects Patient Safety JCAHO recently issued a Sentinel Alert calling for all JCAHO accredited institutions to take note of findings hat patie read more
Bad Economy Results in An Increase in Anger Infractions
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 13th 2008
While it is unfortunate for the victims of anger related issues, it is instructive to note that the bad U.S. economy is resulting in a dramatic increase in referrals to anger management providers nationwide. The following is a summary of referral tre read more
Listening First Aid
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 11th 2008
Gregorio Billikopf The Panama Canal may serve as an adequate analogy for the role of effective listening skills. As a youth, I traversed the canal several times as we sailed in a freight ship from the port of Valparaiso in Chile, to New York. Massive read more
Hospitals try to calm doctors’ outbursts
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 11th 2008
Medical road rage affecting patient safety, group says By Liz Kowalczyk Globe Staff / August 10, 2008 The Boston Globe During an operation at a Salem hospital last summer, an orthopedic surgeon, frustrated by a pair of scissors that wouldn’t cu read more
Listening First Aid
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 10th 2008
Gregorio BillikopfThe Panama Canal may serve as an adequate analogy for the role of effective listening skills. As a youth, I traversed the canal several times as we sailed in a freight ship from the port of Valparaiso in Chile, to New York. Massive read more
Consumer Alert for JCAHO Members
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 8th 2008
Renegade Anger Management Providers in Orange County, California are issuing bogus completion certificates to “disruptive physicians”. In a scheme to collude with resistent doctors, money-hungry anger management providers are routinely pr read more
Better Hospital Manners by Mandate
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 5th 2008
Posted by Theo Francis Coming soon to a hospital near you: Rules for good behavior — for doctors, nurses, pharmacists and others. Even well-run hospitals are fraught with tensions beyond the life-and-death concerns of treating the sick and wounded. read more
A Report From Front Line Anger Management Providers
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 4th 2008
Certified Anger Management Facilitators (CAMF) throughout the nation are doing well. Trained anger management providers who use the Anderson & Anderson curriculum, along with the Pre and Posttests, are now able to objectively report the success o read more
A Report From Front Line Anger Management Providers
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | August 3rd 2008
Certified Anger Management Facilitators (CAMF) throughout the nation are doing good and well. Trained anger management providers who use the Anderson & Anderson curriculum along with the Pre and Posttests are now able to objectively report the su read more
Assertiveness Skills
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 31st 2008
Assertiveness is a way of thinking and behaving that allows a person to stand up for his or her rights while respecting the rights of others. Nonassertive people may be passive or aggressive. Passive individuals are not committed to their own rights read more
Empathy vs. Anger
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 28th 2008
Empathy is the ability to communicate and lead by understanding others’ thoughts, perspectives, and feelings. Benefits of being of being able to empathize with others include higher self-esteem, more self-confidence, stronger personal relationships read more
Psychiatric Assessments for Disruptive Physicians, A Risk for Non…
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 28th 2008
JCAHO standards for physicians make a clear distinction between “disruptive physicians”, psychiatrically impaired physicians, substance abusers and/or sexual abusers. Unfortunately, some resources for “disruptive physicians” demand that all p read more
The Behaviorally Disruptive Physician
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 27th 2008
Dr. Richard Ions, M.D.It is difficult, if not impossible, to read a newspaper or watch the evening news without recognizing the degree to which violence permeates our world. Violence in the medical workplace does occur on a regular and continuing b read more
Anderson & Anderson Publishes New Los Angeles Providers List
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 24th 2008
Anderson & Anderson, Inc., the Trusted Name in Anger Management, has published the updated Los Angeles County Anger Management Court Referral List for July 2008. This list has been sent to the Los Angeles County Superior Court, and all of its bra read more
Anger Management Home Study Courses Not Appropriate for Disruptiv…
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 24th 2008
As the major provider of anger management and executive coaching for physicians in the nation, Anderson & Anderson and its network of providers are aware of the trends in requests for anger management and coaching services throughout the U.S. In read more
Communication I
Notes From The World Of Anger Management | July 23rd 2008
Anderson and Anderson Executive Coaching/Anger Management for Physicians and related health care professionals and workers offers the following series on improving communication skills as a response to The Joint Commission Alert below. Adapted and po read more
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