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In this episode, Enoch and Austin talk about the different kinds of anger. They give two acronyms STARR and FEWW that we can use on a daily basis to help us process and express anger in a healthy way. STARR and FEWW come from Guiding Good Choices which is a parenting workshop. If you want to learn more about it, go to this website https://www.communitiesthatcare.net/programs/ggc/ and take a look at all the resources available for you! If you want to sign up for the workshop, here is the link to do so: https://pgcaresutah.org/event/guiding-good-choices-workshop/
Here are the acronyms for you:
How to manage your anger
Stop and notice your anger symptoms
Think about what could happen if you lose control
Ask yourself what you really want to happen here
Reduce the anger; breathe and ground yourself
Reward yourself for keeping cool
How to express your anger
Feel. Tell the person how you feel
Event. Identify the specific event that produced your feeling
Why. Explain "why" the event produced that feeling
What. Explore what the options are and make a plan to solve the problem
References: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-anger-5120208
https://yourlifecounts.org/learning-center/aggression/dealing-with-anger-types-of-anger/
By Enoch and Isaac Fossum and Austin Ivie5
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In this episode, Enoch and Austin talk about the different kinds of anger. They give two acronyms STARR and FEWW that we can use on a daily basis to help us process and express anger in a healthy way. STARR and FEWW come from Guiding Good Choices which is a parenting workshop. If you want to learn more about it, go to this website https://www.communitiesthatcare.net/programs/ggc/ and take a look at all the resources available for you! If you want to sign up for the workshop, here is the link to do so: https://pgcaresutah.org/event/guiding-good-choices-workshop/
Here are the acronyms for you:
How to manage your anger
Stop and notice your anger symptoms
Think about what could happen if you lose control
Ask yourself what you really want to happen here
Reduce the anger; breathe and ground yourself
Reward yourself for keeping cool
How to express your anger
Feel. Tell the person how you feel
Event. Identify the specific event that produced your feeling
Why. Explain "why" the event produced that feeling
What. Explore what the options are and make a plan to solve the problem
References: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-anger-5120208
https://yourlifecounts.org/learning-center/aggression/dealing-with-anger-types-of-anger/

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