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Making Sense of Anger

This Making Sense of Anger course has been developed by the team at Mens Toolbox who have a combined experience in the field of over 25 years. In addition, the contents of the course have been evaluated by a number of individuals who all have had challenges with understanding anger. General consensus has been that the course was helpful and provided a different perspective on the individual experience of anger.

This online course provides a comprehensive understanding of anger. The psychological, physiological and social dimensions of anger are explored. Participants will learn that feeling angry can be a normal and valid emotion, and that how we manage our anger can shape our behaviour and interactions with others.

Participants can enrol at any time. Completion is self-paced  but  is step guided, and it is recommended you allow 6 weeks to complete. Recommended for ages 18+.

A Certificate of Completion will be provided after successfully finishing the course and all assessments.

Learning objectives:

By the end of this course participants will be able to:-

  1.  Define anger and its characteristics.
  2.  Identify the physiological and psychological components of anger.
  3.  Explore the causes and triggers of anger.
  4.  Understand the impact of anger on individuals and relationships.
  5.  Recognise that anger is a valid emotion.
  6.  Develop strategies for managing and expressing anger constructively.

At the end of each module participants will be required to complete a short quiz which will assist with comprehension; and the development of a sound understanding of the content. Completion of this quiz will allow you to move onto the next module. 

In addition, there will be an opportunity and space for reflective journaling. This is an optional task which will provide participants the opportunity to make sense of how their personal experiences have impacted them in the context of module content.

NOTE: At the end of each lesson you will need to mark it as complete to continue on with the course.

How a Safe Word can save your Relationship!

In this short course you will learn the ‘what, when and how’ of Safe Word etiquette, and how it can save your relationship.

For all course related enquiries, please contact us courses@menstoolbox.org  or www.menstoolbox.org .   

By enrolling in this program, you agree you are 18 years or older and to the following Terms and Conditions. Mens Toolbox | Terms and Conditions (menstoolbox.org)  Mens Toolbox | Privacy Policy (menstoolbox.org)

Please note, we are not a crisis support service.  If your matter requires crisis support, please contact Lifeline Australia – 13 11 14 – Crisis Support. Suicide Prevention.  If life is in danger, call 000 immediately.

A Course for Male Survivors of Relationship Violence

Welcome to the Course

This course recognises that Men are not always the perpetrators of family/domestic violence. Mens Toolbox provides support services for men, particularly men as survivors of domestic and relationship violence. By completing this course, you should be able to identify the various types of violence and whether you are living in a toxic relationship.

For all course related enquiries, please contact us courses@menstoolbox.org  or www.menstoolbox.org .   

By enrolling in this program, you agree you are 18 years or older and to the following disclaimer, terms and conditions and privacy policy. Men’s Toolbox | Terms and Conditions (menstoolbox.org) Men’s Toolbox | Privacy Policy (menstoolbox.org)

Identifying Domestic Violence from a Man’s Perspective is delivered by Mens Toolbox [ABN:23554615450] and is strictly available to adults 18 years and over living in Australia. This program provides general information only. The information and other content provided in this program or in any linked materials should not be interpreted as professional advice. This program is not a substitute for professional mental health expertise or treatment. If you have any medical or psychological conditions that may influence your participation in this program, you should consult with your health care provider or seek other professional medical treatment prior to enrolling. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something that you have read in this program or in any linked material. If any part of this program causes you distress, please cease participation immediately, contact crisis support and get in touch with us contact@menstoolbox.org. Crisis support – Lifeline Australia – 13 11 14 – Crisis Support. Suicide Prevention. If life is in danger, call 000 immediately.

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