Anger Management for Women

Our free entry-level course is a 2-day non-residential course taking place at the college with a total of 12 hours of tutor delivery.

Date and Times	9th October 2020 - 10th October 2020 (Entry Level 3)- (non-residential) Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 AM - 4:20 PM
Level	Entry Level 3
Learning Outcomes	Explore the difference between passive, aggressive, indirect and assertive anger. Explore why anger is often a difficult emotion to deal with assertively Explore the concept of assertive anger "rights" Recognise physical symptoms of anger Explore the skills needed to express anger assertively Explore the skills involved in recognising other peoples anger
Progression	You may choose to progress onto any of our other Personal and Social Development courses

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