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Treatment Plan Overviews Aggression and Violence

Part of our behavioral health resources, this is a broad overview of our treatment plan for the treatment of aggression and violence (see our Anger, Aggression, and Violence Page). Age- and gender-specific resources are available for adults and juveniles (males and females). For more information, feel free to contact us or fill out our phone consultation form.

Major Goals

1. Increased understanding of risk factors underlying aggression and violence

  • Develop vocabulary to describe angry feelings
  • Identify cues and symptoms that he is experience anger Link those feelings to specific triggers and areas of vulnerability
  • Develop a short-term action plan for dealing with anger
  • Accept that his anger is causing him problems
  • Link cues and symptoms of anger with triggers and with harmful coping behaviors

2. Decrease extreme risk for violence by addressing specific risk factors

  • Identify issues of anger from the past and resolve or let go.

3. Increased understanding of risk factors underlying passive-aggressive behavior

Passive-aggressive behavior may underlie certain violent acts.

  • Increased awareness of personal risk factors Identification of personal risk factors.
  • Acceptance that these risk factors are causing him/her problems.
  • Take initial steps to reduce vulnerability to those risk factors Counselor may need to do this in individual counseling.
  • Action planning for the future

4. Decrease extreme passive-aggressive behavior

Also decrease risk of acting out in passive-aggressive ways.

  • Identification of personal risk factors.
  • Acceptance that these risk factors are causing him/her problems.
  • Take initial steps to reduce vulnerability to those risk factors Counselor may need to do this in individual counseling.
  • Action planning for the future

5. Address areas of potential conflict upon return to community

The Returning Home workbook series may be utilized at this point.

See Also

The following pages may also be helpful:

Behavioral Health and Dual Diagnosis — specific behavioral health and dual diagnosis treatment planning and program resources for more than 20 DSM-IV diagnoses and issues, including anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD, ADHD, etc. Behavioral health resources include counselors' tools, model treatment plans, and client workbooks. [more]

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