Anger Management Class – Establishing Personal Boundaries
December 30, 2010
Anger Management Classes help clients learn how to set healthy boundaries and how to sustain them.
Archive: December 2010
YOU SURVIED THE HOLIDAYS! OR DID YOU?
December 29, 2010
Now that the holidays are behind us, it gives us a chance to reflect upon the how you did. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years: These times can bring out the…
Court Approved Anger Management Classes
December 28, 2010
For the last 3 years Daybreak Counseling Service has embraced the Century Anger Management Curriculum.
Anger Management Classes? Me? Oh I’m not angry.
December 28, 2010
Our feelings want and need expression. An anger management class teach us how to express our anger in a way that doesn’t hurt ourselves or others.
Anger Management Classes for Children
December 23, 2010
Your child learns by watching you. So be a positive influence by managing your anger appropriately. When working with a angry youth or adolscent I am always anxious to meet the parent. Some children have valid reasons to be angry based on their enviroment or the parenting style of the parent.
Open letter to Daybreak Anger Management Service Providers
December 21, 2010
As we close 2010, Daybreak has had quite successful year: (1) adding classes in the Santa Monica and Gardena offices; (2) establishing the first Orange County office in the city of Yorba Linda; (3) as CEO, having the opportunity to share my thoughts on anger management on MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan Show and E! Entertainment Network News. I am also looking forward to other consulting opportunities for news, talk and reality programs in the near future.
Anger Management Class Expert has the Daddy Blues
December 20, 2010
The birth of a new child can be a stressful time for new parents. Shannon Munford and the staff at Daybreak Counseling Service teaches anger management techniques in there weekly anger mangemet classes
Who is in Control of Your Anger?
December 16, 2010
Imagine anger as a big red button or dial. Usually students walk into my classes feeling like they have no control over when this “button” gets pushed or how far up the “anger dial” goes.
Teen anger management issues have no link to violent video games
December 15, 2010
Those who have had the opportunity to study the dyanmics in an anger management class would agree that contributing factors include: gang infested neighborhoods, domestic violence int he home, antisocial personality, poor family attachment, depression, poor academic acheivement and bullying.
