Misadventures with Angry Alcoholics, Bullies and Narcissists: is an anger management course possible with an alcoholic?

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Friday, March 21, 2014

is an anger management course possible with an alcoholic?

name of artwork: A Legacy of Too Much Anger and Rage
image is ©2014 Lise Winne
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So, is an anger management course possible with an alcoholic? The answer is a resounding no!

A therapist explains why HERE. Or to explain it succinctly:

I want to stress that anger management is usually ineffective for a person who is angry and frequently using alcohol or other drugs. You can do anger management with such a person until you are blue in the face—and it will not work! ... Now that I know drugs are often the cause for anger, I refer this type of client to a substance abuse program. Once he/she has completed such a program, the anger is often gone. -- Buck Black, LCSW

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WHAT THIS BLOG IS ABOUT

research, writing, art, illustrations and cartoons about abuse, bullying and narcissistic disorders in terms of what it means for the victim and perpetrators

I also explore alcoholism as it relates to anger management issues

I am a mandated reporter in the state of NY. This means I report signs of bullying and domestic abuse to authorities

I am a former art teacher. My goal is to get an MSW and to be an advocate for survivors of child abuse, spousal abuse, incest, scapegoating and school bullying.

advocate of CoDA, ACOA and Alanon

my purpose is to help others

Blog table of contents below, but I suggest reading the featured blog post first below to understand what abuse is and who it is perpetrated by

Disclaimer: do not use these posts to treat any condition; please see a professional therapist or psychologist.

SCAPEGOATING IS MOB BULLYING:

"The purpose of the scapegoat is to pass responsibility onto someone else. Usually this person is unsuspecting at first and agrees because they are trying to get along with others. This technique of passing the buck is very common with narcissists, sociopaths, and addicts. Narcissists can't allow their ego to be tarnished by an error. Sociopaths do it for the sport of it."

~ Christine Hammond, Licensed Therapist

ARTICLES I RECOMMEND:

1 Toxic Families who Scapegoat

2 The Role of the Family Scapegoat in Dysfunctional Families

3 The Narcissistic Conspiracy: Scapegoating, Smear Campaigns and Black Sheep - How Narcissistic Groups Bully Their Chosen Victims