HCI Anger Management Skills Training Mission Statement

1. Provide Anger and Stress Management Skills Training: As we all know world events has caused a dramatic increase in violence and crime in our communities and cities which has created a desperate need for training resources in how to manage stress and anger. There are more than 2 million people assaulted each year in the United States. Physical violence between spouses occurs in 1/3 of all households. Folks each year there are thousands of children killed due to child abuse. HCI Anger Management Skills Training has six certified anger management Instructors in the central Texas area who offer their services in a safe educational environment for court ordered anger management, active duty military personal, military families, veterans of all wars, law enforcement officers, federal agents, fire department and the community at large. Those who attend the classes offered by HCI Anger Management Skills Training learn expressions of anger that are acceptable to society so that violence and self-destructive behavior can be avoided. They will also learn how to be more emotionally intelligent and how to use proven communication skills to become more effective in their day to day lives. There are a large number of our troops committing suicide or murder suicide on a regular basis, this is a fact not being reported by news agencies. It is our hopes and prayers that we may be able to help save some through training in anger and domestic violence skills training. HomeLand Crisis Training Institute will provide free skills training to those who cannot afford training when possible as funds will allow. With your help by making a one time donation or a monthly donation HomeLand Crisis Trainin Institute will be able to train more anger management Instructors, troubled youth, adults and veterans of all wars nationwide.

2. Domestic violence shelters and training centers: There are over four million women in this country who suffer some kind of violence at the hands of their husbands or boyfriends each year. Very few will tell anyone - a friend, a relative, a neighbor, or the police. Victims of domestic violence come from all walks of life, all cultures, all income groups, all ages, all religions. They share feelings of helplessness, isolation, guilt, fear, and shame. CFMI and HomeLand Crisis Training Institute will work to raise the funds needed to help start shelters for abused women and children. Folks, we can not count the times over the years we have heard people make comments regarding domestic violence when they have no idea what they are talking about. Most people do not know any better and will say that victims of abuse don't have to live with an abuser, they think they can just leave anytime they want to. No woman wants to be abused, let alone allow their children to be abused. However, anyone who has worked with domestic violence victims knows that they are almost never able to leave on their own. Many of those who have tried were found by the abuser and beat even worse, in far to many cases the abusers have killed them. They need a safe place where they and their children can go to be protected from the abuser. Therefore, we have a vision to help provide safe houses and training centers nationwide designed to help abused women and children. Training centers will help abused women to learn a new vocation in a safe environment. Many abused women stay in abusive relationships because they have no choice; most have no job skills which means that they can not support themselves or their children. Right now, as you are reading this there are women and children being beaten, some even killed.

3. Shelters and counseling centers for Veterans: Americans would be amazed at the number of veterans currently living on our streets. Some of them are disabled Vietnam veteran, some are disabled Iraq veterans who not long ago were fighting defending our nation Iraq. Many Vietnam veterans have committed suicide or died on the streets, or in prison. We pray that Iraq veterans will be treated better and be given the help they need to be productive members of society. Many of these veterans are disabled and have no one to help them, no place to go. How did this happen folks? There are many reasons but most people don't want to hear about it. It helps them to sleep at night to just put all the blame on the veterans or the government. God help us! We sure enjoy the freedoms we have in our country. It is a disgrace that we have combat disabled veterans Living and dying in the streets. CFMI and HomeLand Crisis Training Institute will help start faith based counseling centers for combat Vietnam veterans, Iraq veterans and their families. These centers will be run by trained members or veterans themselves who understand what the combat veteran is going through. The goal is to help these veterans learn how to live with the trauma they witnessed and lived with in combat. They will be taught how to live and function in a world that they can no longer understand. Combat veterans will never look at life or people the same way ever again, they can't no matter how hard they try, but they can be taught by trained individuals and other combat veterans with the proper training how to live with it and survive themselves.

The information on the web site (collectively referred to as Anger Management) is not intended to, and may not be used as a substitute for medical or mental health diagnosis or treatment. You should seek the advice of a medical health care professional or mental health care professional if you have questions relating to your mental or physical health. CFMI or HCI Anger Management Skills Training does not provide medical or mental health services or any information regarding such on this site. Services offered should not be construed as medical or mental health advice, treatment or counseling. Anger and Stress are not Psychological disorders, services cannot be billed to clients health insurance.©Copyright by ™Chaplain Fellowship Ministries International Inc. All Rights Reserved Worldwide.