I provide a supportive and understanding environment tailored to your unique needs. Together, we'll explore effective strategies and coping mechanisms to help you manage and channel your anger constructively. With personalized guidance and unwavering support, I'm here to empower you on your journey towards emotional balance and self-mastery.
Anger Management is about finding the underlying causes of the anger to stop the anger from boiling over. The management also involves distraction techniques that can work at the moment to stop the anger from exploding.
I am a dedicated and compassionate anger management therapist. With years of experience and a deep understanding of the complexities of anger, I will be your trusted partner on the path to emotional well-being. I recognize that anger is a unique and personal emotion. I will customize therapeutic approaches to suit your specific needs, ensuring your journey to anger management is effective and empowering. Our practice provides a safe, non-judgmental space for you to explore the root causes of your anger. I will help you identify triggers, develop healthier responses, and cultivate emotional resilience. Don't let anger dictate your life any longer. Take the first step toward a calmer, happier you with the guidance of Tranquility Christian Counseling. Regain control, rebuild relationships, and embrace a brighter future.
Feeling angry and irritable from time to time is to be expected. For many, though, these feeling chronically interfere with day to to day living. My goal is to help you sort through these feelings in a way that makes sense and offers practical, long term solutions.
Licensed Professional Counselor, PsyD, PhD, LPC, LLP
Anger management therapy provides a clear set of recovery guidelines. It gives the person in treatment a controlled platform for the release of their emotions. At the same time, it aims to achieve constructive responses, rather than destructive ones. People in therapy are encouraged to examine what triggers their anger. They try to become aware of their emotions at each level of arousal. People learn how to use those signs as a map to control their anger.
In therapy, people gain insight into how their body responds to past and future events. They do this by identifying the emotional reaction to a certain circumstance. Therapists also help people notice anger responses that may be defense mechanisms for other concerns. These concerns might be depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues.