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DocJohn said:
Anger management techniques work to help a person not just alternative ways of expressing their anger, but also channeling it into more constructive energies.
DocJohn

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The problem I've always had with the term "anger management" is that it appears to be more likely to be "anger suppression" -- or "more constructive" according to the wishes of the "bosses" -- rather than "anger understanding" which might lead to the enlightenment of the one having the anger. Whose welfare is primary?