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Aggression Replacement Training: A Comprehensive Intervention for Aggressive Youth is a service provider’s guidebook that describes a three-part training approach to teach adolescents to understand and replace aggression and violent behavior with positive alternatives. The guide also provides information necessary to prepare and conduct aggression replacement training for high-risk or delinquent adolescents.

Author(s): Arnold Goldstein
Price: 24.95
Contact Information:

Research Press
Department G
P.O. Box 9177
Champaign, IL 61826
Tel: 217-352-3273
Fax: 217-352-1221

Anger Management for Youth: Stemming Aggression and Management for Secondary Level Students (Treatment Manual) includes five modules that teach students in 7-12th grade to critical skills for appropriately expressing anger.

Author(s): Eggert, L.
Price: 24.95
Publication Date: 1994
Contact Information: National Educational Service

Bloomington, IN
(888)763-9045 or (812)336-7700
Fax (812) 336-7790
http://www.nesonline.com/res/stemming.html

The Anger Control Kit: All the Information you Need to Help the Angry Child in School and at Home uses a variety of techniques to teach self-regulation, expression of feelings, stress management, and peer mediation skills. A video and a book are included in the kit.

Author(s): Lawrence E. Shapiro
Price: 84.95
Contact Information:

Childswork/Childsplay
135 Dupont Street
P. O . Box 760
Plainview, New York 11803-0760
(800) 962-1141
orders@Childswork.com

The Anger Coping Program helps highly disruptive or aggressive adolescents develop skills in perspective taking, awareness of physiological arousal, social problem solving, and self-instruction. The program uses discussion, role-playing, video taping, and goal setting.

Author(s): John E. Lochman, Susanne Dunn, Bonnie Klimes-Dougan
Reference Lochman, J. E., Dunn. S., & Klimes-Dougan, B. (1993). An intervention and consultation model from a social cognitive perspective: A description of the anger coping program. School Psychology Review, 22(3), 458-471.

The Anger Management & De-Escalation Manual provides an overview of anger, as well as provides techniques that educators can use to manage anger and de-escalate volatile situations.

Author(s): Key to Safer Schools
Price: 39.95
Contact Information:

Keys To Safer Schools
P.O. Box 296
Bryant, AR 72089-0296
(501)847-5225
"toll free" 1(877)978-7678 or 1(800)504-7355 http://www.keystosaferschools.com

The Anger Workbook is geared towards high school students. The program uses a variety of checklists and questions to assist participants in being able to identify ways to handle anger. It also helps participants understand how their emotions feed their anger.

Author(s): Dr. Less Carter and Dr. Frank Minirth
Price: 13.59
Contact Information: Book can be bought in most bookstores or at amazon.com

How I Learned to Control My Temper uses games, as well as coloring and writing activities to teach kindergarten and elementary school age children to recognize angry feelings and expressions, cope with angry feeling, control their temper, and empathize with other children.

Author(s): Debbie Pincus
Price: 16.95
Contact Information:

Childswork/Childsplay
135 Dupont Street
P. O . Box 760
Plainview, New York 11803-0760
(800) 962-1141
orders@Childswork.com

The Think First Curriculum uses a variety of methods to teach middle school and high school students techniques for dealing with anger.

Author(s): James Larson and Judith McBride
Contact Information:

Department of Psychology University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
800 West Main Street
Whitewater, WI 53190

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Workshops

Anger Management & De-escalation training is a 1 day workshop that provides participants with techniques for managing anger and de-escalating volatile situations. It also provides training for teaching students to use anger management techniques. The workshop costs $95 per person and includes a copy of the Anger Management & De-Escalation Manual.

Anger Management & De-escalation in-service is an abbreviated version of the Anger Management & De-escalation workshop. The 3 hour in-service provides participants with skills for recognizing the angry student and interrupting the anger process. The in-service is $55 per person for up to 42 participants.

For further information contact:

Keys To Safer Schools
P.O. Box 296
Bryant, AR 72089-0296
1(501)847-5225
"toll free" 1(877)978-7678 or 1(800)504-7355
http://www.keystosaferschools.com

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Online Resource

PAVNET Online: Partnership Against Violence Network links to resources on anger management and other youth violence prevention techniques.
http://www.pavnet.org

SERA Learning offers information on anger management training and other resources developed by practitioners.
www.sera.com

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