Atlanta Anger Management Counselor

Anger Management/High Impact Training& Counseling (HITC) has two service branches: training (seminars and workshops) and counseling. The training aspect of the organization was created to provide quality continuing educational services for addiction counselors and other helping professionals. HITC’s staff conducts ongoing research on addictive disorders to stay current on all aspects of the addiction field. The major goal of our training services is to bridge the gap between research and application.

There are several key steps and guidelines that need to be followed and adhered to in order to overcome your situation. Here are several key components that have been used effectively by Atlanta Anger Management groups and counselors in the past.

Adolescence is a major developmental transitional period; during this period, teens are experiencing the pull of independence while simultaneously still depending on their parents for guidance, support, and structure. Also, teens are experiencing many hormonal changes that affect their mood, attitude, feelings, and thinking. On top of these developmental transitions, the teen’s brain is still under-construction—meaning it is not fully developed to think and reason and manage emotions like an adult.

Component 1: Assessment

Anger Management Assessment: Objective computer assessment designed to determine if anger is State (situational) or Trait (temperament). A subjective assessment is completed also.
Definition of anger
Taking a time-out
Anger Questionnaires

Component 2: Understanding the Anger Habit