Don’t Look Back in Anger

June 19, 2009 - Press Dispensary - The British Association of Anger Management ( BAAM –http://www.angermanage.co.uk ) is releasing the results of its client satisfaction survey, which show that its courses are proving a long term answer for Brits with anger management issues.

BAAM sent the survey to 800 previous clients, all of whom had attended one of its anger management courses within the last five years. The results predominately show that clients were satisfied with the course they attended and felt that it has helped, or would continue to help them manage their anger.

According to the results, 92% of respondents said their course met expectations; 92% felt that the lessons learned on the course made a positive or very positive contribution towards helping them manage their anger better; and - after an average post-course time of 20 months - 82% reported that the lessons they learned were still helping them manage their anger.

Mike Fisher of BAAM says: "With ten years' experience under our belt we have become the leading experts on anger management in Europe. Our trainers receive at least six months in-depth training specific to anger, stress and trauma. The difference with BAAM, compared to other similar organisations, is our core methodology: we show people how they create their own suffering, in the case of anger and stress, and then teach them how to reduce it."

BAAM offers its anger management courses in three formats: a 10 week (three hours per week) course; a three day (30 hours) weekend course and a 14 hour one-to-one individual course.

For more information about BAAM and its courses, please visit http://www.angermanage.co.uk

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About BAAM
The British Association of Anger Management (BAAM) was established in 1999 and is based in East Grinstead, West Sussex. BAAM is recognised by the NHS, BUPA, the court authorities and the BACP and its services are available to anyone who is dealing with their own or another person's anger.

The organisation has worked with over 13,000 people, including many international celebrities, and currently receives on average 8,000 website visits per month, with up to 25 telephone enquiries per day.

BAAM’s Mike Fisher is a renowned anger ‘guru’ and author of the popular book, ‘Beating Anger’, with 23,000 copies sold since its launch in London, Cape Town and Johannesburg in March 2005. Fisher was the specialist on BBC’s ‘Can’t Stop Losing My Cool’ programme about angry people, and has been a regular guest on radio and TV slots discussing anger and stress management.

He also works at the London Anger and Stress Clinic - a subsidiary of BAAM which specialises in working with children and young people.

For further information, please contact:
Mike Fisher, British Association of Anger Management
Tel: 0845 1300 286 / 07931 569051
Email:
Site: www.angermanage.co.uk