CREATIVE AGGRESSION THERAPY

The creative aggression CAG approach to individual and group psychotherapy is a body of theoretic principles and practical clinical  methods that minimize, by rendering harmless, the hostile, hurt-oriented component of human aggression.  CAG offers new ways of maximizing the playful, assertive,  “impactful,”  cathartic, information-rendering and affection instigating effects of open and honest confrontations between intimates — friends, family members, spouses, lovers, and coworkers. The Fair Fight System provides  angry and conflicted intimates with rules,  rituals, and coping techniques that reduce the fear of aggression, avoid hurtful hostility, and facilitate basically good-willed “combatants”  to fight fairly — not against each other, but for improvements in their relationship. CAG is differentiated by definition and by origin from so-called Assertion     Training.      

CAG  was developed and reported on  before  1960, long before others    took the assertive — I call  it  impact   —  aspect out  of  the context of   the Creative  Aggression principles…