Articles about Anger

Intermittent Explosive Disorder is a serious impulse control condition marked by sudden, disproportionate anger and aggression that can disrupt relationships, daily funct...

Heartbreak rarely happens all at once; it unfolds in stages that reflect how we grieve, adapt, and rebuild after a relationship ends.

What children's tantrums are and the six best ways to handle them.

Emotion regulation is a vital skill for school-aged children, helping them manage emotions like anger, sadness, and frustration. Adults play a key role in this process th...

Conflict is part of all relationships, but when unresolved, it can cause long-term stress and harm. Learning skills like emotional awareness, active listening, and assert...

When resentment builds, emotional walls rise—and intimacy suffers. I have a compassionate, practical approach to resolving conflict, before it hardens into disconnection,...

Anger is a natural emotion, but when unmanaged, it can negatively impact well-being. We look at how art therapy, psychotherapy, and court-ordered programs help individual...

In this paper, I explore the concept of “omnipotence”, the illusion of being all-powerful, through a metaphor inspired by my roots in Dudley’s industrial heritage.

Therapeutic strategies for managing and reducing aggression, including anger management counselling, handling psychological aggression, and techniques for dealing with ho...