If you are unable to control your anger, it can negatively effect your life. At its worst, it can lead you to unintentionally hurt the people that you love most. Thankfully anger is an emotion that - with a proper understanding and practice - you can learn to control. Through counselling I can help you to be more aware of your anger before you get to a place of "blowing up," and help you come up with a plan of action to ensure it never gets the best of you again! Give me a call or send an email and we can set up your free counselling consultation!
Do you have a hard time with anger, and often just wish it would "go away?" Do you find it difficult to cope, or that anger gets in the way of work, friends, and family life? Have you been told you "shouldn't" show anger in the past? Do you find the way anger shows up in your body frustrating or scary? Let's talk about this - get in touch for a free consultation to get started.
Licensed Professional Counsellor, M.H., RTC, C.CH T
My approach to counselling is to respect and value the uniqueness of every individual and where they are. I work to support them using creativity, with warmth, understanding and at times, a touch of humour when appropriate.
Counsellor/Therapist, addiction and mental Health , psychosocial intervention , anxiety and stress management
Anger is a normal human reaction and can be effective and beneficial in certain situations, like responding to threats of injury or harm to yourself or others. Not being able to control anger, however, can turn destructive and cause problems in your life, as well as negatively affect personal and professional relationships.
Anger does not only affect your external relationships, it can also have negative effects on your health. Studies have shown that not being able to control your anger can lead to cardiovascular diseases, bulimia (a life-threatening eating disorder), diabetes, and road accidents. We help with emphasizing that the importance is the management of emotions and reactions towards presented situations
In understanding not only the triggers but also what started the trigger, we give ourselves essential tools for learning how to accept and express emotions in a more positive manner.