Buck Black

LCSW

Buck Black is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a medical writer, contributing articles on topics like anger, social media, and mental illness. He offers psychotherapy for anger issues through his practice in the Lafayette, Indiana area.

Buck Black is a psychotherapist specializing in anger management, couples counseling, sex therapy, and sex addiction counseling (sexual compulsivity) in the Lafayette, Indiana area. He helps clients build coping strategies, improve communication, and shift unhelpful thought patterns using evidence-based approaches like Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and the Gottman Method.

He holds an MSW from Indiana University (2005) and a Bachelor’s degree from Purdue University (2003) in Psychology and Sociology, with a minor in Computer Technology. With extensive training in anger management and stress reduction, he continues to expand his expertise through education, workshops, and lecturing. His approach is open, nonjudgmental, and adaptable, offering both in-person and teletherapy sessions.

Education

Indiana University, Indianapolis
Master of Social Work (MSW), Mental Health and Addictions
2003 - 2005

Purdue University
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Psychology, Sociology, Computer Technology
1198 - 2003

Local Communities

Indianapolis, IN

References

Contributions

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The Link Between Anger and Stress

Learn about the relationship between stress and anger, including their causes and effects.

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The Link Between Substance Use and Anger

Explore how drugs and alcohol can contribute to anger and aggression, and uncover the science behind substance-related emotional reactions.

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Managing Anger When Faced With Disrespect

Learn how to effectively manage anger, challenge assumptions, and maintain control when confronted with disrespectful behavior.

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How Therapy Treats Anger

Discover a clear and compassionate look at how therapy helps people understand and shift patterns of anger.

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Anger Management Strategies

Discover proven, effective techniques for managing anger that promote healthier emotional responses and happier, more fulfilling relationships.

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