Concerns
Anger
Anger is often the visible tip of something quieter — hurt, fear, exhaustion, injustice. When it erupts faster than you can think, or simmers as sarcasm and silence, relationships pay the bill. Anger work is not about becoming passive; it is about getting your choices back.
Signs it might be time to talk
- 0-to-100 flashes over small triggers
- Regret and apology cycles that repeat anyway
- Sarcasm, coldness, or stonewalling as default weapons
- Physical surges — heat, clenched jaw, raised voice
- People walking on eggshells around you
- Anger at home that never shows at work — or vice versa
These signs are informational, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional, in conversation with you, can assess what's going on.
How counselling helps
- Spot the early body signals before the explosion
- Find the feeling underneath the fire
- Practise expressing needs before they become grenades
- Repair relationships strained by past eruptions
Approaches that often fit
Fair questions
Asked often, answered honestly
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