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The Angry Brain
SESSION INFO
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
2:15 PM - 3:45 pm
Session Type: Workshop
Do you find yourself becoming so angry you have trouble thinking? Do you know someone who flies into dangerous rages where they are complete out of control of their body and emotions? Have you ever come across someone who holds onto their anger until they become overloaded with resentment? If so, then this session is for you. The Angry brain has developed neuropathways that can disrupt work, strain relationships and even damage a person’s health. In this session you will learn which areas of the brain cause these types of reactions and how to take control and rewire your brain for greater patience and perspective.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Jennine Hall
Probation Supervisor, 18th Judicial District Probation (CO)
Jennine Hall is employed as a Supervisor for the Probation Department in Arapahoe County. She has worked in various roles within the justice system for twenty years. Jennine earned her Doctorate from the University of Northern Colorado in Psychology and her Master of Social Work degree from Denver University. She has conducted research in the use resiliency and protective factors to reduce criminal risk. She has taught graduate level criminology and psychology courses for the University of Colorado, University of Northern Colorado and Metropolitan State College and volunteers her time to instruct graduate seminars in Motivational Interviewing and Leadership at Colorado Christian University. She is a self- professed “ life-long learner” and has an insatiable curiosity regarding how to motivate and change human behavior.
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