Contents

Category 1 - Mild Anger

1. A Unique Anger Scale
2. Avoid the 7 Deadly Habits
3. Employ the 7 Connecting Habits
4. Attached to Your Hip
5. Don't Forget to Water the Seeds
6. Observing the Ceiling Fan
7. Signing the Declaration
8. Removing the Barricades
9. Angry Morning Meetings
10. Got Bounce?
11. The Professional Touch
12. Stop Talking to the Wall
13. Classy Classical Classroom Music
14. 24 Desks and 3 Stationary Bikes
15. The Eleven Most Important Words
16. The Power of Pickles
17. The Four Facts that All Parents Must Know
18. You Know Where the Trash Goes
19. Read Them Their Rights
20. In the Pursuit of Happiness
21. The Dangers of Smoking, Drinking, Drugs, and Anger
22. The Walking Labyrinth
23. The Labyrinth Table
24. Individual Desktop Finger Labyrinths
25. Crying Eyes
26. Oh, Those Rolling Eyes
27. Eyes Look Up to Calm Down
28. Look Me in the Eyes When I'm Talking to You
29. Fighting Eyes
30. Linebacker Eyes
31. Deceptive Eyes
32. Don't Let Them Pull the Wool Over Your Eyes
33. Computer Eyes
34. Truthful Eyes
    
    Category 2 - Moderate Anger
    
35. Heavy Stones in Their Backpacks
36. Thought Stopping
37. The "Must Avoid" Word
38. Skip, Skip, Skip to My Loo
39. Exploring the Ten S's
40. The Mood Tree
41. Stress Dots
42. Nevertheless
43. Handy Fragrances
44. Anger Is Like a Boomerang
45. Look Out For Mismatches
46. In Search of Sleep
47. The Two-Minute Warning Whistle
48. Stop Passing On the Pain
49. Stop Trying to Make Every Child a Team Player
50. The 24 Hour Rule
51. The More You Do, The More You'll Be Criticized
52. Making the Right Moves
53. Anger as a Motivator
54. More Moral Stories Please
55. You Mean It's Normal to Get Angry Once in a While
56. Set Reasonable Goals
57. Avoid the "It's Just Easier" Syndrome
58. Costly Insults
59. Gratitude Journaling
60. Time In vs. Time Out
61. Turning Disappointments Into Appointments
62. Sending Out Invitations
63. Be a Trail Angel
64. Personal Mantras
65. To Chew or Not to Chew
    
    Category 3 - Strong Anger
    
66. The "D" Escalator
67. Get on Your Horse Paul Revere
68. False Accusations
69. The More Steps, the Merrier
70. Temperaments Determine Peer Groups
71. Solitude: Rx For the Attitude
72. Empathetic Assertion
73. Yes, You Could Have Done Better
74. The Drinkers of the Wind
75. The Hard-Hearted
76. Load Up the Bus for a Heart Tour
77. A Thermos of Chamomile
78. Making Deposits for the Needy
79. Enjoying the Attention
80. Dangerous E-Mails
81. Defeated by the Power Rangers
82. Stop, Think, Then Act
83. When "We" Get Angry
84. Meditation Impacts Teen Blood Pressure
85. The More Muscle, the More Memory
86. Adolescent Anger Scale
87. Going West By Sailing East
88. The Grizzly Bear Growl
89. Are You 100% Sure?
90. Consider Yoga
    
    Category 4 - Very Strong Anger
    
91. Save the More Intensive Work for Later in the Day
92. Sam's Secret Signal
93. After Five Minutes It's Loitering
94. What's In it for Me?
95. The Chill Factor
96. Stop Arguing and Listen
97. Sitting on the Back Porch
98. Use the Back Door Approach
99. Tolerance Tokens
100. Why Are You Praising Me?
101. Giant Leaps
102. Standing is Confrontation
103. Floating the Anger Away
104. Let the Mumblers Mumble
105. Putting the Squeeze on Anger
106. Let Them Dump the Whole Bucket
107. A Tricky Tactic
108. The Missing Ingredient in Conflict Resolution
109. Rethinking Triggers
110. Changing the "F" Word to Fiddlesticks
111. Mirror Therapy
112. Anger: The Best Friend Repellent
113. Let Me Think About That
114. They're Not Too Old for Social Skills Groups
115. Five Days Equals Five Minutes
116. My Favorite Strategy
117. From Injustice to Changing the World
118. From Anger to Bitterness to Perseverance
119. Uncle Jimmie's Photograph
120. Don't Count Numbers, Count Colors
121. Therapeutic Rituals
122. A Vow of Silence
123. A Unique Way of Breathing
     
     Category 5 - Devastating Anger
     
124. Never Never Land . . . Don't Go There
125. Hitting Pillows and Breaking Dishes
126. Just Walk Away Renee
127. I Don't Approve of That, But
128. Fly Off the Handle
129. On the Radar Screen
130. Adrenaline in the Bloodstream
131. Set Backs Are O.K.
132. Positive Closures
133. The 'Calmer' Must Show Empathy
134. Removing Rungs On the Ladder of Violence
135. Apologies are Nice, But
136. For Those Who Work Individually with Violent Students
137. Don't Forget Forgiveness
138. The Handy Anger Busters Checklist
139. Offer Students Face-Saving Exits
140. Effective Consequencing
141. After the Storm: Revisiting the 9 R's