Positive Anger Coach Training
Support others in using their anger to flourish and thrive.
Positive Anger Coach Training
With the rise in emotional, psychological, and relational conflict - and as a result of the pandemic - many individuals are seeking support with managing their anger better, more than ever before.
Now is the time to learn Positive Anger Coaching and provide others with the knowledge and tools to cultivate positive anger, so that they can build better relationships, enhance their emotional wellbeing, and strengthen their mental fitness.
This course is suitable for existing mental wellbeing professionals wanting to enhance their skillset and learn how to help others activate positive anger to benefit their life better.
The fundamental process of this course is self-led with an optional weekly group practice element.
Weekly groups are experiential and will be delivered in a psychoeducational format, within a group setting online. This allows participants to explore their own anger on a deeper level, share and learn with other group members, and equip them in helping others manage their own anger effectively.
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Module 1 overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: Your basic human rights
Part 2: Test your current anger level
FREE PREVIEWPart 3: EXERCISE What do you want to have happen?
Part 4: Understanding the language of emotions
Part 5: You are what you've learnt
Part 6: What anger is and what anger isn't
Part 7: The anger that saves us
Part 8: Getting into the FLOW of anger
Part 9: EXERCISE Breathing in the FLOW
Part 10: Anger Management Toolbox - Item 1
Part 11: Module assessment
Module 2 overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: What makes you angry?
Part 1: Identifying your anger triggers - A
Part 2: What happens when anger is triggered?
Part 3: EXERCISE Your anger diagram
Part 4: Mapping your anger
Part 5: Exploring the Shadow part of your anger
Part 6: How anger projects
Part 7: EXERCISE Being grateful for anger
Part 8: Anger Management Toolbox - Item 2
Par 9: Module assessment
Module 3 overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: Recognising your anger patterns and cycles
Part 2: Anger in the body
Part 3: Recognising your internal angry warning signs
Part 4: EXERCISE Body scan meditation
Part 5: Your anger alarm systems
Part 6: Anger management toolbox - Item 3
Part 7: EXERCISE Self-regulation (Mindfulness)
Part 8: EXERCISE Self-regulation (5-Senses)
Part 9: EXERCISE Self-regulation (Bubble Breathing)
Part 10: Self-reflection
Part 11: Module assessment
Module 4 overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: Anger that's hidden
Part 2: The need that anger seeks
Part 3: The significance of core beliefs
Part 4: The shame of anger
Part 5: EXERCISE Looking for hidden feelings
Part 6: EXERCISE The love of anger
Part 7: Module assessment
Module 5 Overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: Making choices and power struggles
Part 2: Why don't we value each other?
Part 3: Thinking about alternative choices
Part 4: Control dramas within the five anger styles
Part 5: Overcoming power struggles within relationships
Part 6: Gaining a positive consequence
Part 7: Cultivating your protective factors
Part 8: Anger management toolbox - Item 5
Part 9: Module assessment
Module overview
FREE PREVIEWPart 1: Exploring different types of conflict
Part 2: Identifying your communication style
Part 3: How to manage other people's opinions
Part 4: How to communicate assertively
Part 5: Taking ownership of your anger
Part 6: EXERCISE Turning toward your anger
Part 7: Anger management toolbox -
Part 8: Module assessment
Part 1: What is Positive Anger?
FREE PREVIEWPart 2: Positive anger in action
Part 3: EXERCISE Identifying your positive anger
Part 4: Module assessment
Module overview
Part 1: The Coyote Brain
Part 2: EXERCISE A.C.T.
Part 3: Using the PACE code
Module overview
Part 1: Protective Anger
Part 2: Motivating Anger
Part 3: Resilient Anger
Part 4: Transformative Anger
Part 5: Anger that calms
Part 6: Strengthening relationships with anger
Part 7: Module assessment
Module overview
Part 1: What is coaching?
Part 2: EXERCISE Self-coaching
Part 3: EXERCISE Coaching others
Part 4: EXERCISE Coaching Log
Part 5: Setting up a positive anger coaching practice
Course assessment
Tanya Heasley FRSA
This course has been developed by Tanya Heasley; a Coaching Psychologist specialising in anger management and positive psychology coaching. She is also a Positive Anger Coach and has over 20 years' worth of experience in helping people to cultivate positive anger so that they can use it to flourish and thrive in all areas of their life.
She is currently studying for a Ph.D. in the psychological perspectives of anger and has included part of her research within this course.
In addition, she will facilitate the practice element of this course within an online group setting.
In her private practice, Tanya guides her clients to activate their authentic self, cultivate assertive communication, and develop self-confidence so that they can flourish and thrive in all areas of their life. What makes her distinctive and different in this work is her ability to identify and liberate the hidden blockages within her client’s psyche. Her intuitive, empathetic, and direct approach empowers her clients to become the best version of themselves.
She is also an award-winning entrepreneur, author, speaker, and mum to four children.