Many of us display "road rage" from time to time, but what if it's more than occasional?  And what about the rage in the rest of our lives?  Anger can be a healthy emotion, that helps protect us and others from danger, but aggression through action, language, violence and abuse can damage our friendships, our marriages, our careers and ourselves.  Sometimes it's difficult to tell the difference between controlling our anger and suppressing it, and finding the real roots of it can be challenging.  Members of this group learn how to deal with this emotion as well as sharing success stories.