Controlling Your Anger
Rules and strategies of managing anger
Steps to control your anger
- Identify a small group of about 6 to 8 people, to meet at least once a day for approximately 15 to 20 minutes during Anger Awareness Week.
- Have everyone read the Keep Your Cool tips in detail before beginning the meeting, and have the instructions available at all times.
- Ask everyone in the group to identify whether:
- They feel angry with someone in the group at this moment.
- There is anyone they feel angry with in their lives at this moment.
- Their anger is getting in the way of their learning, working or relating.
- Using the Rage Gauge, simply follow the procedures to explore in detail any issues that arise between people.
- If Person A is angry with Person B, then Person A says the following to Person B:
- Person A: “Can I share my feelings with you and will you please listen without interrupting me”.
- Person B must agree to this.
- Person A can ask for feedback at the end of the process.
- Person B should just listen and must not take anything personally (see the 6th rule of anger management).
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