Do you have difficulty managing your anger at home, in your relationships, work situations or driving? Anger is a complex emotion that builds up over time and yet can be triggered in an instant. A brutal morning commute can be the trigger that unleashes your pent up and uncontrolled anger in a torrent of abuse that you hurl at your coworkers, employees, or even the cashier at the drive through. The anger that you have build up over time lies only beneath the surface, making you a victim of your rage at any time that something, which would usually be a small inconvenience, ends up triggering your anger.
Take Control Of Your Anger
Take control of your anger so that it will stop ruling your world and hurting those closest to you. From learning to manage the stress of grid locked traffic to effectively negotiating what you need in your relationships, anger management therapy can enhance the quality of your life. Taking control of your life back from your anger will improve everything from the quality time you spend with your children to allowing you to be more productive at work.
Anger Management Therapy
Anger management therapy can give you the tools and coping strategies you need to better manage your anger. When overcome by your anger, you can reign in
your anger. By learning to manage your anger you will be able to take control of your destructive emotions and you’ll become a better worker, manager, parent and partner. You’ll enjoy the added benefit of constructively channeling your anger energy into beneficial outcomes.
Life’s inevitable stresses don’t have to incite an uncontrollable rage within you. Anger management therapy can help you mitigate your feelings of anger and identify the triggers that cause your anger. You can learn to process that anger in a safe and healthy way. If you’re suffering from uncontrolled anger or it is affecting your relationships, your work performance and home life, give us a call 289-242-1215 here at Life Changes Therapy. We can help!
Keeping a journal is a powerful way to identify what may be triggering your anger. Once you know the triggers, you will be able to put an action plan in place to minimize future occurrences. Nathan