Anger Habit In Parenting A New Approach To Understanding And Resolving Family Conflict

Carl Semmelroth, PhD, has been in full-time private practice as a psychologist for over thirty years. He received his doctorate in psychology from the University of Michigan in 1969. After spending a year as a National Research Council Associate in Washington, D.C., he joined the psychology faculty at Cleveland State University. He received tenure in 1972 and remained Associate Professor of Psychology at CSU until 1975. Dr. Semmelroth and his wife, Sara Semmelroth, MSW, ACSW, then moved to Michigan and formed a private mental health practice. Over the years he has also taught graduate classes in theories of psychotherapy, developmental psychology, and lifelong development for the University of Michigan and Western Michigan University. Dr. Semmelroth has worked extensively with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, panic, and marital and post-traumatic problems. He has also worked extensively with young people hospitalized with serious psychoses. His journal publications have been in the areas of perception, language development, mental health worker supervision, university teaching, and classroom management. For more information, go to www.TheAngerHabit.com.Semmelroth, Carl is the author of 'Anger Habit In Parenting A New Approach To Understanding And Resolving Family Conflict', published 2005 under ISBN 9781402203367 and ISBN 1402203365.