title: Uprooting Anger: Destroying the Monster Within - Revised 8 Week Study
author:  Kay W. Camenisch 
description: As a pastors wife, co-director of a youth mentoring program and of a residential treatment center, Kay Camenisch has studied and been involved in Christian counseling for thirty-six years. She trusts Gods Word as her guide for harmonious relationships. <em>Uprooting Anger </em>evolved as Kay sought answers for Christian families who were devastated by anger and seeking treatment for troubled sons.
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  ## Kerovan:
  
  To my great surprise I discovered Jago had returned before Riwal and I came
  out of the Waste. His anger with me was such that, had I been younger, I think
  he would have cut a switch from the nearest willow and used it for my
  discipline. I saw that that anger was fed, not wholly from my supposedly ill-
  advised foray into the dubious territory, but also from something he had
  learned at Ulmskeep. Having spoken his mind hotly, he ordered me to listen,
  with such serious mien that I lost the defiance his berating had aroused.
  
  On two occasions in the past I had been to Ulmskeep, both times when my mother
  was away visiting her kin. So it, and the lower part of the dale, was not
  unknown to me. Also on those times when my father had come to me, he had taken
  patience to make me aware of the spread of our lands, the needs of our people,
  those things that it was necessary for me to know when the day 