"How much more grievous are the consequences of anger than the cause of it." Marcus Aurelius

Anger Management FAQs

How do I know I need anger management?

The fact is that everyone can benefit from anger management as we are never taught how to manage anger and other emotions and therefore lack tools. You do not need to be a very angry person or a violent or aggressive person to benefit. Some of our clients bottle up and don't really know how to communicate, others avoid issues and become resentful and negative over time, whilst some engage in passive-aggressive behaviour such as sulking, moodiness or sabotage. The more obvious tell-tale signs that you need anger management is when you can answer yes to some of these behaviours:

You argue and fight a lot, even over silly and small things
You blame others all the time
You are impatient, easily irritated, frustrated and intolerant
You play the tit for tat game
You are revengeful and feel you need to teach people lessons or punish them
You display anger, aggressiveness or even road rage
You are very defensive and feel that others are triggering you all the time

Is anger management like going to therapy?

Is anger bad and will I learn not to be angry?

Is getting angry a problem?

What can I expect in my session?

Do you have a high success rate?

Do you provide a certificate?

Do you offer open group workshops that anyone can attend?

We hope we have answered some of your questions. Please email your nearest centre for more information or to book an appointment.

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