Residential at the college 

“Is society getting angrier or are we less able to handle our anger?”.

This is a question that will be explored during this course in which you will examine what triggers anger and how well we have been conditioned to deal with it, or not. Anger itself is a natural emotion but it is the effect it has on ourselves and others that can create concern. We will also consider if women expressing anger is perceived any differently to men expressing anger. COVID and the many changes this has brought may have impacted on your ability to deal with your emotions including anger. Anger may also be connected to a lower frustration tolerance level, fear, loss and insecurity on many levels. Greater self-awareness will enable insights into better ways of expressing anger.

Date

4th October 2021 - 6th October 2021 (3 Days - 2 Nights)

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13th December 2021 - 15th December 2021 (3 Days - 2 Nights)

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25th February 2022 - 27th February 2022 (3 Days - 2 Nights)

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11th April 2022 - 13th April 2022 (3 Days - 2 Nights)

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17th June 2022 - 19th June 2022 ( 3 Days - 2 Nights)

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Fees 

3 day (2 night) residential courses cost from £0 - £50 depending on your income

Level

Level 1

Entry Requirements 

You must be working at an entry-level 3  or above in literacy.  

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course you should be able to:

• Understand the difference between passive, aggressive, indirect and assertive anger
• Understand why anger is often a difficult emotion to deal with assertively
• Understand the skills involved in dealing with other people’s anger
• Understand what emotions lie beneath the feeling of anger
• Recognise areas for personal improvement in dealing with anger

Progression

You may choose to progress onto any of our other Personal and Social Development courses including:

Coping with Stress

Coping with Change

Psychology of Human Relationships

Building Confidence in Self and Others  

Confidence and Assertiveness

Understanding Your Mental Health