Anger Management therapists in Rosedale-Moore Park, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Anger Management
Nisrine Maktabi
Registered Psychotherapist, Masters in Psychology
Anger often feels like a hot stone, too difficult to hold, so we throw it out on the other. Anger is a sign boundaries need to me made. Anger is the teenager in you rebelling. Together we will find what is triggering your anger, and how to work with this precious emotion in a way that honours you and does not alienate the people who truly care for you.
16 Years Experience
Anger Management
The Cohen Clinic
Psychologist, Psy.D.
If you struggle with managing your anger, you understand the overwhelming flood of emotion that feels totally out of your control. If this difficulty resonates with you or a loved one, then it is important to understand how the anger cycle works. Connect with us today to learn how we can best support you.
10 Years Experience
Anger Management
Kurt Zubatiuk
Registered Psychotherapist, RP (Registered Psychotherapist), Diploma TIRP, member CAPT
Anger is an emotion that requires regulation. Mindful awareness & reflective, relational support help to develop this regulation. Discovering what is behind the anger, giving voice to what that is, is also necessary. Learning that anger is a necessary emotion, and should not be a source of shame, helps to feel less afraid of it, integrating that regulated anger is a part of being human.
17 Years Experience
Anger Management
Chris Pankewich
Registered Psychotherapist, Registered Psychotherapist (RP), Masters of Counselling Psychology (MACP)
For many of us, anger and aggression have been engrained as a defensive mechanism, a way of protecting ourselves from the world. Often, we feel like we need to resort to anger to ensure we aren’t being taken advantage of. In the moment, this anger can intensify and lead us to taking actions that hurt ourselves and those around us, often leading to feelings of regret. If we can understand our anger and seek to connect with it in a different way, we can start to learn how this emotion, in its healthy form, can serve a vital role in building relationships and helping drive success in other areas of our lives. Schedule a free consultation with me to see if we are a good fit.
4 Years Experience
Anger Management
Maurice Ford
Registered Psychotherapist, M.Sc., RP., OCT., Q.Med., WFA
Many people in our community suffer from anger management and are unable to control their emotions and therefore become impulsively angry. Through psychotherapy individuals suffering from anger management can begin to identify the triggers of their anger thereby gaining greater control over their emotions, thus reducing their impulsive anger outbursts.
23 Years Experience
Anger Management
Centre for Psychology and Emotional Health
Psychologist
We treat a wide range of psychological issues including anger management. Our team includes several types of therapists such as Psychologists, Social Workers and Psychotherapists who are skilled in this area.
21 Years Experience
Anger Management
Maria Christopoulos
Registered Psychotherapist, M.A., M.Sc., RP
Anger affects our ability to create and maintain positive, healthy relationships with others, often leading to feelings of helplessness and isolation. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy incorporates techniques and activities to decrease impulsive negative behaviours to help decrease anger symptoms.
8 Years Experience
Anger Management
Cindy (Ha) Allison
Registered Psychotherapist, RP, Dip, TIRP.
I am trained in Relational Psychotherapy at the Toronto Institute for Relational Psychotherapy an intensive three-year theoretical and clinical training program in psychodynamic, intersubjective, and relational psychotherapy. I have worked with and supported clients in Anger Management.
14 Years Experience
Anger Management
Cimberly R Nesker
Registered Psychotherapist, B.A., MSc., PG Dip, CCC, CRPO
Using a combination of modalities, I like to work with the client to understand where the anger comes from and learn to heal that from within.
16 Years Experience
Anger Management
Andrea Rowell
Registered Social Worker, MSW, RSW
Anger often arises from feeling misunderstood. It can also show up as resentment because people aren't understanding your needs, which might make you feel used. Accepting anger as an important and normal emotional response can be very difficult because often anger is equated with the "scary" behaviour which can result. You have options other than becoming loud or big. You can't hug a porcupine! Let's work on how you can receive what you truly want.
5 Years Experience