About Dipak Amin

Dipak Amin's professional life might best be described as eclectic. As an artist, a coach and an Anger Management Consultant, he works to help people and businesses understand that Anger is Natural and even healthy - when controlled. In addition to Anger Management, Dipak has an unusual combination of college degrees ( BA Fine Art - Hons, B.Sc Human Biology and an MA in Psychology), worked on a children's book, built theater sets, and has worked as an interior designer, an office manager, a counsellor, a sales consultant, an estate agent, a publican, a sculptor, a curator, a specialist retailer, an Import/Export agent and most recently took a course in bricklaying.

 

In the summer of 1969, while Apollo 11 was landing on the moon, Dipak was in School in Lusaka, Zambia and little did he realize where his journey through life would lead. Since that summer, and for more than 35 years, he has worked continually within the service industry, in Washington DC,Harare, Lusaka and London.

 

In the fall of 1978, Dipak attended a Liberal Arts University in U.S.A where he taught himself Existential Psychology in addition to Kayaking. Upon leaving University in 1984 he has worked with and for a variety of organizations in Zambia and Zimbabwe.

 

Today, Dipak works through his corporation, Beating Anger Harrow ( including Wembley & Uxbridge) offering a variety of programs to clients groups - individuals, couples and children, educational Institutions, private and public sectors, online coaching, court reports and also a tailor program to meet the specific needs of organizations.

 

These include:

  • One to one sessions
  • Workshops designed for students
  • Dealing with Anger and conflict management
  • Real time one on one online sessions
  • Ongoing support and advanced programs.

In addition, Dipak is continually looking for ways and means for individuals to conquer their own fears and come to terms with reality to succeed in life today. In his spare time he reads, cooks and works on his personal growth.