Andrea Brandt, PhD, has more than thirty years of experience working with individuals, couples, groups, and children. She is a sought-after television and radio show guest and lives in Santa Monica, California.
"Brandt uses a warm and friendly tone and speaks from experience. The tools provided allow clients to slow down and understand their anger in order to deal with it in a healthy manner. This will lead to improvement in many other aspects of the reader's life." -- International Journal of Psychotherapy "Brandt helps us learn how to make anger a teacher that can have compassion... I have already recommended her excellent book to some of my clients." -- PsychCentral "Andrea Brandt ... has written a user-friendly book for people who want to change how they habitually respond when they experience anger. The book is a helpful and practical resource to recommend to clients so that they can teach themselves to use mindfulness approaches to process overwhelming emotions (specifically anger) in healthy ways... The book offers powerful tools for anyone to learn." -- The Milton H. Erickson Foundation Newsletter "[Filled with insights on myths surrounding anger's origins and arguments on breaking old habits and handling false perceptions about anger. Psychology collections will find this a key acquisition." -- Midwest Book Review "This user-friendly and vital guide to understanding the gift of anger skillfully demonstrates how to transform its often misunderstood and destructive energy into a positive force to achieve our most cherished life goals. By learning how to figure out the source of our anger, its effects on us, and the urgent message it is trying to convey, we can thoughtfully and mindfully use it to change our lives, our relationships, and our world. A must-read!" -- Constance Kaplan, Licensed Marriage, Family Therapist and EMDRIA Approved EMDR Consultant "In Mindful Anger, Andrea Brandt pulls back the curtain surrounding this long misunderstood emotion and shows us-with great wisdom, heart, and a healthy dose of humor-not only how to manage this powerful feeling but how to reap its many benefits as well. Drawing on both her personal experience and her years of helping others as a therapist, Dr. Brandt combines the skills of mindfulness with a series of practical strategies to support and guide readers in the experience of processing, releasing, and resolving anger. This book offers readers the help they need to make anger their friend." -- Ronald J. Frederick, PhD, psychologist; author of Living Like You Mean It
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