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Hi Folks,

I am looking for two things. One, I am wondering if anyone has screening 
tools they use to discern whether someone is appropriate for anger 
mangagement or should be in a more comprehensive batterer program (other than 
the obvious disclosures and referrals). Two, I am wondering if anyone has a 
formal evaluation of their anger management program they would be willing to 
share, or can refer me to evaluation studies of university based anger 
management program.

Also, I am hoping there are some folks out there with anger management 
programs who would be willing to speak with me about what you are doing. If 
so, please email me directly.

Thanks,

Tom Schiff, Ed.D.
Center for Health Promotion
University Health Services
150 Infirmary Way
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003

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Hey everyone -

Have you seen this?  What are your thoughts?  I know we could certainly use 
one!  I love the mission and just hope that these students would think to 
speak with their campus SV folks (if they have them) to also get their input.


http://www.vday.org/cap ;

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