To express your interest in gaining access to this training, please visit this page and submit your contact details.
If you are currently treating an emergency service worker from the agencies represented in Responder Assist a coupon code will be provided for free access to the course. Clinicians with an interest outside the scope of Responder Assist are invited to contact Phoenix Australia through this link to discuss access options.
Problematic anger is a common experience in people exposed to negative life events, significant stressors and trauma. It is also a common presenting problem among emergency service members in the context of posttraumatic mental health problems.
Research suggests unresolved anger takes an enormous toll on those affected by it as well as their families, friends and colleagues. It seriously impacts health and wellbeing, affects the ability to access and engage with treatment and support services, and interferes with an individual’s recovery from posttraumatic mental health conditions.
Problematic anger warrants direct intervention as an issue in its own right. Effective anger interventions are, therefore, a critical addition to a clinician’s intervention repertoire when working with police populations.
Managing Problematic Anger has been developed by clinical experts to help you understand the best-practice techniques of assessment and treatment of individuals with problematic anger in trauma.
The aims of this course are to:
After taking this course practitioners will be able to:
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