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This review builds on previous evidence of the effectiveness of psychological treatments of maladaptive anger, and it provides the basis for developing evidence-based guidelines for specific populations with anger problems.
Jan 1, 2009 · psychological treatments are generally effective in treating anger. The results also suggest a considerable degree of variability in the effect sizes of specific treatments for...
- Michael Saini
A wide choice of interventions, providing a range of psychoeducational treatments, is available for mental health therapists to help clients with anger and aggressive behaviors and emotions. In light of this increase in treatment, evidence-based practice to guide therapists is currently limited and poorly developed.
- Graham D. Glancy, Michael A. Saini
- 2005
May 1, 2005 · This paper introduces various treatment approaches for working with clients exhibiting angry and aggressive behaviors and provides a summary of current research findings in relation to the...
Apr 13, 2017 · Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the most researched psychosocial treatment for maladaptive anger. A review of metaanalyses has documented the beneficial effect of singular or combined...
Combining MEA and CR is especially effective in reducing anger expression and aggression, particularly, in individuals who report higher levels of initial anger pathology. The present study highlights the importance of emotion regulation as an important treatment target for reducing maladaptive anger.
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Brief therapist-supported internet-delivered MEA and CR treatments are effective interventions for maladaptive anger. Combining MEA and CR is especially effective in reducing anger expression and aggression, particularly, in individuals who report higher levels of initial anger pathology.
