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Emotions Anonymous 12 Steps Admitting powerlessness over emotions. Acknowledging a higher power. Turning ones life over to that higher power. Taking a moral inventory. Admitting personal wrongs. Acknowledging the ability of the higher power to remedy character defects.
CAS scores is accomplished through the following interpretive ranges: 0-13 - minimal clinical anger; 14-19 - mild clinical anger; 20-28 - moderate clinical anger; and 29-63 - severe clinical anger.
The Anger Management Evaluation consists of a clinical interview, review of relevant background information, and application of standardized assessment instruments. It is designed to examine cognitive and affective factors that may interfere with an individuals ability to manage their anger.
In using the 3 Rs to help with emotions management and communication, one needs to alter the order in which he or she responds to a situation. Instead of reacting, retreating, and then rethinking, one can choose to first retreat, then rethink, and finally RESPOND.
Founded in 1971, the Emotions Anonymous 12-step recovery program shares structural similarities with Alcoholics Anonymous but is for people who suffer from emotional issues. The program is great for people who are experiencing anxiety, loss, depression, grief, anger, low self-esteem and many other emotional stressors.
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People often express their anger in different ways, but they usually share four common triggers. We organize them into buckets: frustrations, irritations, abuse, and unfairness.
Read on to learn more about the various types of anger, and to see what you can do to control each one. Assertive Anger. Behavioral Anger. Chronic Anger. Destructive Anger. Moral/Judgmental Anger. Overwhelmed Anger. Passive Aggressive Anger. Retaliatory Anger.
In using the 3 Rs to help with emotions management and communication, one needs to alter the order in which he or she responds to a situation. Instead of reacting, retreating, and then rethinking, one can choose to first retreat, then rethink, and finally RESPOND.

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