Dr. Alfred De Ramus to co-sponsor and present at the August Conference of The American Association of Anger Management Providers

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Dr. Alfred De Ramus Appointed VP of American Association of Anger Management Providers

June 27, 2014 – Los Angeles, CA – Dr. Alfred D. De Ramus, M.D. P.C. has been appointed the Vice President of the American Association of Anger Management Providers.

Dr. De Ramus has spent more than 40 years in the eye health care field. A graduate of Tufts University, his specializations include diseases and surgery of the retina, vitreous, and cornea. Dr. DeRamus has extensive experience treating glaucoma, macular degeneration, retinal detachment, diabetic eye diseases, and other severe eye conditions.

Moreover, Dr. De Ramus has been at the forefront of treating anger management within the medical field, and provides Executive Coaching for Disruptive Physicians. His six month program has helped hundreds of medical professionals improve their ability to express themselves emotionally, develop healthier interpersonal relationships, manage stress, become more assertive, and enhance their overall well being.

 “The Comprehensive Emotional Intelligence Assessment is designed to determine a physician’s level of functioning in EQ skills such as Self-Awareness, Self Control, Social Awareness, and Relationship Management,” says Alfred De Ramus.  Dr. De Ramus program’s foundation is based on Anderson & Anderson “The Practice of Control” for “disruptive physician”.   He has a proven track record of success in his treatment outcomes. The disruptive personality traits interfere with the physician’s ability to perform their clinical duties efficiently. In addition it has a negative impact with the people, the doctor comes in contact. Dr. Ramus believes that the “disruptive behavior” certainly is not true depictions of any physician.

To learn more about Dr. De Ramus and his work, visit drderamus.com and aaamp.org.

About AAAMP

The American Association Of Anger Management Providers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit association for the advancement of anger management professionals and the field of anger management. This August, the AAAMP will hold its first annual conference at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Dr. De Ramus will be a guest speaker at the event, along with Dr. Alan Rosenstein, Dr. Hank Clemons, and Anger Management Guru George Anderson, MSW, LCSW among others.

Contact:
Dr. Alfred De Ramus
4001 Geist Road, Suite 9

Fairbanks, AK 99709

(907) 479-0852

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Kanye West, Chris Brown And Other Celebrities Have Been Duped!

George Anderson, MSW, LCSW, CAMF

Diplomate, American Association of Anger Management Providers

Unsuspecting celebrities have been urged to enroll in “anger management rehab” by well meaning attorneys or Probation Officers who are clueless as to what an anger program should include and the training needed by the providers who offer anger management.

The American Psychological Association has fought unsuccessfully for years to get anger listed as an illness in the official Diagnostic And Statistical Manual of Nervous And Mental Disorders (DSM-5). It is The Group For The Advancement Of Psychiatry that determines what is or is not listed as a mental illness.

The American Psychiatric Association maintains that anger is a normal human emotion that is a problem when it is too intense, occurs too frequently, lasts too long, leads to aggression or violence, destroys school, work or interpersonal relationships or impacts health.

Since anger is neither an illness nor an addiction, counseling, psychotherapy, rehab, or psychotropic medication is inappropriate and ineffective for teaching skills in anger management. Many substance abuse rehab centers like the two programs attended in Malibu by Chris Brown are designed to treat drug and alcohol addition. Chris Brown wasted $50,000 per month in Malibu attending sessions on relapse prevention, horse back riding, art therapy, psychotherapy, meditation, yoga, and eating gourmet meals.

The most effective intervention for anger management is Emotional Intelligence coaching for impulse control. Coaches must be trained and Certified in Emotional Intelligence Assessment as well as Emotional Intelligence coaching. EQ coaching begins with an assessment, includes a client workbook and ends after a minimum of six months of coaching with a post assessment to determine the success or lack of success of the intervention. Few rehab programs have trained providers skilled in coaching for anger management.

The Joint Commission for the accreditation of Health Care Organizations coined the phrase “disruptive behavior” to describe physicians who exhibit problems managing anger. Rather than drug rehab programs, the Joint Commission as well as The American Medical Association advocate skill enhancement in impulse control for its’ physicians who exhibit “disruptive behavior”.

10 Tips for establishing and maintaining a successful Anger Management Practice

1.  Complete the 40-Hour Certification in Anger Management Facilitator Certification offered by Anderson & Anderson live or on the Internet.
2.   Select an office location that is safe, has easy access to public transportation and will attract clients with the ability to pay.
3. Select a niche that is needed and wanted by business, industry as well as the Judicial System.  
4. Establish a simple website with a blog, resource page and a clear explanation of your program and products.
5. Join and actively participate in linkedin, twitter, Facebook and  Pinterest.
6.  Pose questions and make comments on the blogs of related professionals.
7.  Join The American Association of Anger Management Providers and market your website on the two pages that come with membership.
8. Commit to use a recognized Emotional Intelligence Curriculum for skill enhancement in impulse control with a Pre and Post Assessment.
9. Write an e-book and offer it free on your website.
10. Consider writing and self-publishing your own book on emotional intelligence and/or anger management.

Keep in mind that marketing is necessary for anyone expecting to succeed financially and professionally. Emotional Intelligence for impulse control can be added to a private psychotherapy practice as well as a substance abuse program or a medical practice.