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It has long been known that alcohol and drugs can be used to self anaesthetise. Equally they are used as ways of bypassing angry feelings. They can also be used to numb the emotions and traumas that may cause anger and, as such, become anger replacements.

Beating Anger – Beating Addictions

We would not pretend that our work is going to turn a user in to a clean person. We simply offer our knowledge, expertise and skills as another tool in the box for your volunteers and staff.

Case Study

We were invited over to Northern Ireland to work with a group of addicts and the teams working with them.

Here are the areas we worked with and the results we achieved.

Areas

Average Delegate Improvement

On a scale of 1 to 10 the average delegate improvement across all areas was 3 points. For a more detailed breakdown of the results click the link below.

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During our work we had two seminal moments. The first was a young lady with very low self esteem who used poetry as a way of dealing with the feelings she could not manage. She had written a poem about anger and agreed to share it.

The other seminal moment was during our work with the staff and volunteers.

On the staff training day one volunteer, an ex-teacher, declared “I don’t really want to be here. I have had enough of wasted training in my life, this will just be another waste of time.” She had arranged to leave early to collect a client. As she left, half way through the day she said “I wish I hadn’t arranged to do this now. This is the best training I have ever had and now I am missing it.”

If you want to know more about how we helped our friends in N Ireland, listen to these 2 excerpts from a radio interview that our specialist Julian Hall gave on his return.

If you would like to know more about what our material can do with your clients or would like to talk about a bespoke training solution for your clients specific needs, please call us at 0345 1300 286 or email info@beatinganger.com