Recent studies show that hostile individuals have higher death rates from all causes (Rosenman, 1985). Links have also been established between chronic anger and ulcers, gastritis, and colitis (Wolff & Wolf, 1967 Lewis & Lewis, 1972). The relationship between anger and heart disease have now been clearly, established (Barefoot et al., 1983 Rosenman, 1985 Shekelle et al., 1983 Williams et al., 1980). IntroductionĬhronic anger is costly, both emotionally and physically. The material has been modified to address the needs of children and adolescents in educational and clinical settings. Which appears in the book Focal Group Psychotherapy, Edited by Matthew McKay & Kim Paleg, 1992, New Harbinger Publications, Inc.
This outline is adapted from Chapter 5, Anger Control Groups by Matthew McKay, PhD. A competency enhancement group run by Reach
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