Our Mission
This day serves as a beacon for mental health awareness, providing a platform for education, discussions, and the promotion of healthy coping mechanisms, ultimately contributing to the collective effort to enhance global emotional resilience.
Why Harmful Anger?
- Anger by itself can be a good thing. It can be transformed into an agent for positive change. It can be motivating. It’s ok to feel angry as long as it is not used in a harmful way.
- Harmful anger is a public health problem.
- Harmful anger has notable biological, psychological, interpersonal, and community consequences.
- Harmful anger destroys marriages and friendships. Harmful anger alienates others. Harmful anger leads to violence.
- Harmful anger is now the number one behavioral health need for children and youth. Harmful anger contributes to domestic violence and physical abuse.
Resources
We are continually in the process of creating valuable resources to share with our community. Our dedicated team is working behind the scenes, putting together informative and engaging materials to benefit all. Stay tuned for updates!
Articles
Exploring Embodiment as a Transformative Approach to Harmful Anger at The 2024 Inaugural International Day Against Harmful Anger
Blog Post by Amy Fredericks
Events
International Day Against Harmful Anger
Join the Alliance Against Harmful Anger on the International Day Against Harmful Anger for
Pathways to Peace: Transforming Anger Through Embodiment
What?
This 3-hour workshop led by Amy Fredericks, Dr. Steve Wanna, and Dr. Lance Brunner will offer talks, embodiment practices, and discussion as a way to explore how we might transform harmful anger and cultivate peace within ourselves and in the world.
Dinner will be provided for in-person attendees.
When?
Friday, November 1st from 3:30-6:30pm
Where?
St. Augustine’s
472 Rose St. (across from the President’s house)
Event will also be Virtual at this Link
Use the QR Code below or click this Link to Register!
Join The Movement
Join a coalition of people committed to helping lower the emotional temperature of the world for at least one day. Follow this site for more information and resources about the consequences of anger and strategies to address this pernicious public health challenge.
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