Anderson & Anderson Hires Two Young Adults to Provide Individual Anger Management for Young Adults

Dec. 5, 2009 - PRLog -- University of Texas researchers report in Science Daily that, "Younger people, those with children and less-educated individuals are more likely to experience anger, which is one of the most common negative emotions in society."

These individual coaching sessions for young adults will now be offered during the day or evening for your convenience at the offices of Anderson & Anderson based in the Brentwood area of Los Angeles.

The two Anderson & Anderson Certified Anger Management Facilitators are:

Lekdan Takspa, MBA, who doubles as the General Manager, and as an Executive Coach at Anderson & Anderson. Lekdan is a 26 year old who loves playing Jazz and Indian music.

Brittany Malow is a student of anger management who is interested in making this important resource available to other young adults. Brittany is a 24 year old Certified Anger Management Facilitator and a former model.

They will be teaching a comprehensive course that aims to help young adults develop skill enhancements in the following important areas: anger management, stress management, communication skills, emotional intelligence (empathy), and motivation to change. Each client will receive a copy of the groundbreaking anger management manual, "Gaining Control of Ourselves".

Each client will begin by completing a detailed assessment that is designed to measure his/her level of functioning in the areas mentioned above. At the conclusion of the program, each client will receive a post assessment to determine their own success within the program.

Anderson & Anderson staff are ready to answer any questions regarding this exciting program. Anderson & Anderson can be contacted by calling 310-207-3591.

George Anderson, BCD, LCSW

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Anderson and Anderson, the recognized leader in anger management certification, client workbooks, CDs and videos, offers Anger Management Classes and Executive Coaching for physicians, heads of corporations as well as struggling adolescents.