The Anger Solution: Working with the Most Misunderstood Emotion and Emotional Regression: The best Kept Secret in Psychology

The Anger Solution: Working with the Most Misunderstood Emotion and Emotional Regression: The best Kept Secret in Psychology is organized by Higher Thought Institute (HTI) and will be held on Oct 09, 2026.

Description:
The Anger Solution is based on John Lee\’s exciting book and is the culmination of over two decades of work in the field of anger management. The Anger Solution provides a revolutionary and unique approach for therapists, counselors, coaches, human resource personnel, spouses, and the general public to work effectively and elegantly with an often-confusing emotion. Finally, there is a simple and down-to-earth way of working with a feeling that every human being has a right to express. This unique presentation focuses on keys to working with anger that is not offered by any other program or presenter. Join John Lee for an extremely safe encounter with the most misunderstood emotion—it will forever change how you feel about anger and will greatly improve your relationships with others.

Emotional regression is very often a missing tool and information that many therapists and counselors do not have because little has been taught or written regarding this important topic.

Emotional Regression is the unintentional and unconscious return to our histories. It is the phenomenon where one minute we feel like an adult and the next minute, due to some trigger, we feel small or little and less than powerful. Emotional regression happens when we are triggered and in defense, we automatically leave our neo-cortex or “new brain” and descend into our limbic brain or “old brain” that is only capable of three things—fight, flight, or freeze. For many, regression happens far too often and the individual and even the therapist may not know the causes. By working with emotional regression, we can reduce many destructive behaviors like going numb, creating walls of silence, expressing anger inappropriately, walking out, miscommunicating, misunderstanding, overreacting, under reacting, and much more.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the differences between appropriate anger and inappropriate rage
• Discover the 9 things people do when they think they are expressing anger but are really expressing soft rage.
• Learn how anger is expressed appropriately, it equals energy, intimacy, and serenity
• Learn how Emotional Regression is the unintentional and unconscious return to our histories
• Identify how to recover from an Emotional Regression