TABLE OF CONTENTS - Florida Safety Council

JUVENILE ANGER MANAGEMENT
(4-hour)
Purpose:
Designed to help offenders , age 13 to 17, examine their behavior, attitude and actions.
Helps to instill discipline in the individual offender by presenting behavioral alternatives to anger
and anger control techniques.
Serves as an alternative, which can be used by Judges of the Court, in lieu of jail and/or prison
time.
Aids Juvenile Probation by serving as a probationary sanction or diversion program.
COURT ORDERED.
NOTE: This course may also be taken voluntarily, or with parental referral.
Goal:
The goal of the program is to decrease recidivism of first time offenders as well as educate,
equip, and inform offenders of alternative ways of coping with anger and of expressing anger in
an appropriate manner.
Course Content:
• Define and recognize anger.
• Psychological, emotional, and biological response to anger.
• Assess personal anger triggers and understand behaviors that contribute to anger.
• Control anger and develop alternative behaviors.
• Develop anger management methods and techniques, planned responses and assertive
communication skills in managing anger.
• Utilize the six-step, problem-solving technique to influence positive decision-making, attitude,
and function.
• Analyze students thinking and discuss bullying.
Course Format:
• Four (4) hour course.
• Small class size to maximize student participation and personalized attention.
• Uses workshops that focus on specific, anger-related topics such as recognizing anger,
controlling anger, problem solving and bullying.
• Anger control log.
Registration:
Enroll by contacting any of our locations or visiting our website:
www.FloridaSafety.org
• See Page 5 for Adult Anger Management course information.
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