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Author:
Dr. Ray DiGiguseppe, Ph.D., Sc.D.
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Level:
Foundational
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CREDIT(S)
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Video
1 hour
Anger
Dr. Ray DiGigiuseppe shares his extensive knowledge on the psychology of anger, focusing on the practical application for mental health professionals. Dr. DiGigiuseppe, a distinguished researcher at Saint John’s University, delves into the complexities of anger as both an adaptive and maladaptive emotion. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing anger's role in behavior to improve therapeutic outcomes and communication. The discussion highlights the gaps in current research, such as the lack of clear diagnostic criteria for anger disorders, and explores innovative tools like the Anger Disorder Scale. For professionals seeking continuing education credits, this podcast provides evidence-based strategies and insights that enhance therapeutic skills, improve client outcomes, and expand understanding of anger management within various populations.
Ray DiGiguseppe, Ph.D., Sc.D.
Dr. Raymond DiGiuseppe is a distinguished professor of psychology and the chair of the Institutional Review Board at St. John's University. With a profound expertise in the psychological study and treatment of anger, Dr. DiGiuseppe has significantly contributed to the fields of cognitive-behavioral therapy and rational emotive behavior therapy. His extensive research includes the development of specialized scales to assess anger, such as the Anger Disorder Scale and the Anger Regulation and Expression Scales. Dr. DiGiuseppe has a rich history of working closely with pioneers in psychotherapy, including serving as the Director of Professional Education at the Albert Ellis Institute. His work is particularly focused on understanding dysfunctional anger and developing evidence-based strategies to support individuals struggling with this complex emotion, making his insights invaluable to mental health professionals seeking to enhance their practice.
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