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Anger Outbursts

Intense reactions or difficulty managing frustration. Learn emotional regulation skills to respond calmly and communicate more constructively.

Overview

Anger outbursts involve intense, sudden emotional reactions that feel difficult to control. These episodes may occur in response to stress, frustration, unmet needs, or deeper unresolved emotional issues.

Symptoms
  • Sudden intense anger

  • Shouting, crying, or emotional breakdowns

  • Physical tension

  • Regret or guilt afterward

  • Relationship conflicts

  • Irritability and low tolerance

  • Feeling “on edge”

  • Difficulty calming down

Causes
  • Sudden intense anger

  • Shouting, crying, or emotional breakdowns

  • Physical tension

  • Regret or guilt afterward

  • Relationship conflicts

  • Irritability and low tolerance

  • Feeling “on edge”

  • Difficulty calming down

How Therapy Can Help
  • Anger management therapy

  • Emotional regulation skills training

  • Identifying triggers

  • Relaxation techniques

  • Cognitive restructuring

  • Improving communication and boundary skills

  • Stress reduction

  • Trauma therapy when needed

Therapists Experienced in This Area

Rachel S.

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Arushi Mahindroo

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Veena Jain

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

7 Years

Sakina Ezzy

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Ahana Ghosh

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Vibha Rungta

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

8 Years

Lakshita Dhariwan

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

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