Anger management skills

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Are you chronically ticked off?
Do you fly off the handle quickly? If so, you may be suffering from chronic rage – an emotional state that damages not only your relationships... #blogs #mentalhealth #psychology #anger #madness #rage
Stress and Anger
Stress and Anger - High stress levels can cause anxiety and anger. Finding relief and management from your anger can be difficult, especially when you can't find the root of your anger. This post dives deep into stressful triggers, as well as gives insight on how to control your anger. #stressmanagement #selfcare #anger #frustration #selfhelp
Somatic Exercises for ANGER: Release Anger in Under 5 Minutes
Somatic Exercises for ANGER: Release Anger in Under 5 Minutes
5 Simple Yoga Poses to Control Anger - 7Pranayama
Anger is an emotional state that directly affects our health. It causes an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and stress levels. Uncontrolled anger can cause many side effects such as Heart attack, high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, negative emotions, and insomnia. Doing yoga for anger management is a good way to control negative emotions. With yoga asanas, breathing and exhalation techniques calm the mind and help us to easily control our anger.
Gallbladder
Ahh the gallbladder - what an amazing energy centre in the body. In elemental medicine, we see the gallbladder holding anger typically - we can break anger further down into other emotions like frustration, rage, resentment, jealousy and various other iterations of it. When we have suppressed anger or an excess of anger, the gallbladder and its meridians and associated muscles can become taxed.
Digging into the Past: Recovering from Emotional Abuse (Part Four)
Digging into the Past: Recovering from Emotional Abuse (Part Four) – sheaves.gatherer.
Emotional Abuse - CompassionPower
Emotional Abuse :::Anger, Resentment, Emotional Abuse::
Emotional Abuse And Anger, 93% Reduced
::Anger, Resentment, Emotional Abuse::
The Emotions Of Abuse: Part 2: ANGER AND RAGE
The Emotions Of Abuse: Part 2: ANGER AND RAGE | One Day You Will Roar
Common Defence Mechanisms - Displacement
Defence mechanisms are reactions to trauma, anxiety or difficult situations. They're natural ways our minds try to cope with situations we want to avoid or feel shame towards. Sometimes they can become unhelpful coping strategies to avoid dealing with painful issues. Displacement - Aiming your anger or frustration at people or objects who are less threatening than the original cause. I.e. Being angry at your boss but taking it out on your partner or children.