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Anger Lesson 1 Benefits of Anger Defense mechanism Not dominated and manipulated More strength, courage, motivation Prevents depression Gandhi quote - An Eye for an Eye Makes the Whole World Go Blind Jim

Recognize Early Don’t Build Up Diffuse Proactively Signs of Anger Recognize Early Don’t Build Up Diffuse Proactively Jim

Irritated Feeling Hot Tense Muscles Fast Heart Rate Teeth Grinding Signs of Anger Irritated Feeling Hot Tense Muscles Fast Heart Rate Teeth Grinding Jim

Breathing Fast Blush Face Energy Surge Shaking Yelling/Violent Signs of Anger Breathing Fast Blush Face Energy Surge Shaking Yelling/Violent Jim

Don’t Control Anger Too Emotional Act Irrationally Causes Violence Hurt Others Don’t Get What You Want Jim

Diffusing Anger Proactive Anger Prevention Anger Control Skills Diffusing Anger Proactive Anger Prevention Jim

Stop and Think Count to Ten Cool Down Deep Breathing Diffusing Anger Stop and Think Count to Ten Cool Down Deep Breathing Jim

Tense and Relax Muscles Time Out Visualize Pleasant Thoughts Diffusing Anger Tense and Relax Muscles Time Out Visualize Pleasant Thoughts Jim

Proactive Anger Prevention Talk with Friend Journal Talk to Agitator Exercise Don’t Let Things Build up Jim

Proactive Anger Prevention Talk to Counselor Learned Patterns Be Positive Be Solution Focused Get a Pet Jim

You can find the solution if you have joy in your heart. Carlos Santana You can find the solution if you have joy in your heart. Jim