Beating Anger - Anger Management North Worcestershire & South Birmingham

Transform Negative Anger into a Positive Life Skill

Every day, anger takes away jobs and self respect, splits families, ends relationships and in some cases takes away lives. The Beating Anger programme takes a fresh approach to Anger Management. Using proven psycho-educational techniques that revolutionise the way we think about our lives, our relationships with other and our aspirations.

I am Austen Gower and I have spent a large part of my life as a victim to anger. The Beating Anger programme has transformed the way I think about myself and the way I relate to those around me. It has increased my confidence and helped me to decide what is and is not important to me. I am so passionate about the changes that I have made that I have become a trained Anger Management coach, as I believe everyone should know how to get the best from their lives.

I believe Anger Management is not about being angry – it’s exactly the opposite. It’s about understanding and managing the anger around you, being in control of the situation and turning it to everyone’s advantage.

How can you harness anger as a positive force for change? Find out more

Anger does not disappear. It only gets worse if you do nothing. For an informal discussion, why not give us a call on 0845 505 2650 or email us

Chronic Anger and the Law

Where chronic anger is at the root of the problem, how do you help your clients gain access to their children – or show the Courts that people charged with crimes linked to aggression have successfully learned how to master their anger and are no longer a threat to others?

Helping Patients with Problem Anger

In November 2008, the Boiling Point Report, published by the Mental Health Foundation highlighted problem anger as part of the overall challenge of ensuring adequate coverage for all mental health illnesses. The report stated that problem anger is an increasing issue costing the UK economy many billions of pounds. (Domestic violence alone costs £32 bn p.a.).

It also stated that people with problem anger tend to seek help from GPs and nurses, but that most GPs report that they have few options for patients with anger problems.

In November 2009, the Mental Health Foundation produced a 2nd report (Cool Down) that listed a small number of organisations it judged to be providers of effective help for problem anger. The British Association of Anger Management is in pole position on that list!

We have now opened a Beating Anger Clinic in Redditch.

Beating Anger North Worcestershire on the Radio

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Government Rage - Interview with Nathan Turvey, 16th June 2010, BBC Hereford & Worcester. Click here to listen...

World Cup Anger- Interview with Danny Kelly, 8th June 2010, BBC WM Click here to listen...

Are we Getting Angrier? - Interview with Jo Malin, 12th May 2010, BBC WM Click here to listen...