What if the anger you’ve been told to suppress is actually the key to getting everything you want?
In I’m Not F*cking Angry!, Dr. Mitch Abrams, sport psychologist, prison chief psychologist, and unapologetic truth-teller, rips apart the myths about anger and shows you how to turn it into your most powerful tool. Drawing on decades of work with professional athletes, high-power executives, attorneys, and physicians, as well as some of the most dangerous inmates in America, Dr. Abrams delivers a no-BS guide to understanding your emotions, channeling your aggression, and mastering the art of self-control without losing your edge.
This is not about “calming down” or pretending you are not pissed off. It is about adjusting your flame so you can dominate in high-pressure moments, protect yourself when it counts, and stop sabotaging your own success. Through personal stories, cutting-edge psychology, and street-smart wisdom, you will learn how to:
- Spot the difference between healthy aggression and destructive rage
- Use anger to fuel performance instead of ruining relationships
- Recognize your triggers before they control you
- Build unshakable mental toughness in sports, business, and life
- Walk away from fights you cannot win and win the ones that matter
If you are ready to stop letting anger wreck your goals and start using it to reach them, this book is your playbook.
Read I’m Not F*cking Angry! today and turn your temper into your superpower.
Dr. Mitch Abrams is a sport, clinical, and forensic psychologist, licensed in NY and NJ, and CEO of Learned Excellence for Athletes and Abrams Psychological Services, which has offices in New Jersey but has consulted nationally for over 25 years. He is the nation’s expert on anger in sports, as well as having expertise in sexual and domestic violence, in addition to trauma. He has developed comprehensive prevention programs, including the Abrams Model of Sexual Violence Prevention, which integrates forensic concepts in sport psychology approaches. As a pioneer, he also developed Entourage Training, a system that takes a member of the athlete’s peer group and trains them in conflict resolution, gang identification, social media training, prediction of consequences, and directs them towards self-defense and weapons training as needed. Not only has he developed these innovations, Dr. Abrams has also trained sport psychologists, parents, sports organizations, and coaches about these issues.
Having worked inside the New Jersey State Prison system since 2000, he has twenty-five years of correctional experience and is the Chief Psychologist for University Correctional Health Care, Rutgers University’s service delivery arm which provides medical, dental, and mental health services for the New Jersey Department of Corrections.
He is also on faculty at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and has been adjunct faculty at Brooklyn College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Long Island University – Post Campus.
In addition to I’m Not F*cking Angry!, Dr. Abrams wrote Anger Management in Sport–Understanding and Controlling Violence in Athletes in 2010.
Dr. Abrams is a Fellow of both Division 47 of the American Psychological Association and the Society for Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology, and the Association of Applied Sport Psychology, where he founded and co-chairs the Anger & Violence in Sport Special Interest Group.
Undeniably, Dr. Abrams is a kid from the streets. He was raised in Starrett City, an area of Brooklyn, New York, that molded much of his worldview. He received his Bachelor of Science from Brooklyn College and earned his Master of Science in Applied Psychology and his Doctorate of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology from C.W. Post/Long Island University.
Dr. Mitch Abrams is a sport, clinical, and forensic psychologist, licensed in NY and NJ, and CEO of Learned Excellence for Athletes and Abrams Psychological Services, which has offices in New Jersey but has consulted nationally for over 25 years. He is THE nation's expert on anger in sports, as well as having expertise in sexual and domestic violence, in addition to trauma. He has developed comprehensive prevention programs, including the Abrams Model of Sexual Violence Prevention, which integrates forensic concepts in sport psychology approaches. As a pioneer, he also developed Entourage Training, a system that takes a member of the athlete's peer group and trains them in conflict resolution, gang identification, social media training, prediction of consequences, and directs them towards self-defense and weapons training as needed. Not only has he developed these innovations, Dr. Abrams has also trained sport psychologists, parents, sports organizations, and coaches about these issues.Having worked inside the New Jersey State Prison system since 2000, he has twenty-five years of correctional experience and is the Chief Psychologist for University Correctional Health Care, Rutgers University's service delivery arm which provides medical, dental, and mental health services for the New Jersey Department of Corrections.He is also on faculty at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and has been adjunct faculty at Brooklyn College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Long Island University - Post Campus.In addition to I'm Not F*cking Angry!, Dr. Abrams wrote Anger Management in Sport - Understanding and Controlling Violence in Athletes in 2010. He has also written journal articles and book chapters focusing on anger, violence, and trauma in sport populations.Dr. Abrams is a Fellow of both Division 47 of the American Psychological Association, The Society for Sport, Exercise & Performance Psychology, and the Association of Applied Sport Psychology, where he founded and co-chairs the Anger & Violence in Sport Special Interest Group.His expertise has led to consulting beyond sport and forensic audiences, as he has spoken at national conferences, consulted with CEOs and other C-Suite executives, and has frequently been called upon to provide insight into different areas of deviant behavior in the media.Undeniably, Dr. Abrams is a kid from the streets. He was raised in Starrett City, an area of Brooklyn, New York, that molded much of his worldview. He received his Bachelor of Science from Brooklyn College and earned his Master of Science in Applied Psychology and his Doctorate of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology from C.W. Post/Long Island University.
