That Makes Me Mad!

<p><em><strong>That Makes Me Mad!</strong></em></p><p>A new <strong>evidence-based </strong>approach to <strong>anger control</strong> <strong>for the use and benefit of clinicians and laypeople</strong>. This is a mental health therapist's astute and humorous memoir of career experience made provocative by <strong>focusing on a cultural discrepancy between our language and neuroscience.</strong> This discrepancy has not been examined by the mental health profession but it represents a contradiction hiding in plain sight. <strong>Accessible </strong>to therapists and the general public this is a personal insightful and useful accounting. Using the <strong>Anger-Loss</strong> <strong>Model this account provides a more easily understood pathway </strong>to one of the most fundamental tasks of psychotherapy: knowing yourself. Later chapters offer <strong>extended clinical advice</strong> about therapeutic practice as well as an <strong>appendix of handouts with permission for reproduction</strong>.<br> </p><p><em>[The book's premise is] fascinating... I suspect the book will be very useful!</em></p><p>-Kristen A. Lindquist PhD Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill (soon to be affiliated with The Ohio State University)</p><p><br><em>A warm and insightful book written with clarity and honesty. I felt encouraged by the premise and challenged at the same time. Anyone who picks up this book opens a window into both their own behavior and their future choices. I wish I had written this book.</em></p><p>-Tobias A. Ryan PsyD Licensed Clinical Psychologist Adjunct Professor of Psychology University of Portland Oregon</p>