Anger management

Augsburger, D., An existential approach to anger management training. Journal of Psychology and Christianity 1986 Win Vol 5(4), 25-29, 1986. 

The optimal treatment of aggressive youths requires the involvement of multiple professionals and agencies. Interventions include healthy peer activities, supportive adults, removal of weapons from the home, abstinence from substances, psychoeducation, individual and cognitive behavioral therapy, group and family therapies, school-based interventions, multisys-temic therapy, anger management techniques, and psychopharmacology. 

Individual, group, or family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, support groups, anger management, and assertiveness training... 

Howells, K. (1989). Anger management methods in relation to the prevention of violent behaviour. In J. Archer and E. Browne (eds) Human Aggression Naturalistic Approaches. London Routledge. 

CBT/CAT - may help specific problems (e.g. self-harm, anger management) and comorbid synptoms (e.g. depression, anxiety)... 

Anger management (often provided by non-statutory agencies)... 

Don t make promises you can t keep or paint an overly rosy view of services you recommend, e.g. definite accommodation help swift access to anger management therapy. The reality may cause disappointment, frustration, and further threats or violence. 

If Bradley is amenable to psychological input, like anger management or stress management, consider ... 

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