Counselling for Dealing with Anger
Feeling angry is a natural part of life, but when anger becomes overwhelming, frequent, or difficult to control, it can start to impact your relationships, work, and overall wellbeing. Many people struggle with expressing their anger in healthy ways, often feeling frustrated, irritable, or even guilty after an outburst. Counselling for dealing with anger provides a safe, confidential space to explore these feelings, understand the underlying causes, and develop strategies to manage them effectively.
Our experienced counsellors offer professional support to help you explore your anger in a constructive way. Whether your anger is sudden and intense, simmering beneath the surface, or linked to past experiences, working with a trained counsellor can help you uncover the emotions behind it and learn healthier ways to respond. Counselling can also help you recognise triggers, break negative cycles, and find practical coping strategies to reduce tension in your everyday life.
Through counselling for dealing with anger, you can gain valuable insights into your behaviour, improve communication with others, and strengthen your emotional resilience. Over time, this approach can help you manage frustration more effectively, restore balance in your personal and professional life, and build more positive, fulfilling relationships.
Whether you are seeking help for yourself or looking to support someone you care about, counselling for dealing with anger can make a real difference in your life. It provides a structured, supportive environment where you can express yourself safely, learn new skills, and begin to feel more in control of your emotions.
Counsellors who specialise in Anger issues
See below are the counsellors who can help you explore these issues. Some may do Zoom or telephone counselling - please check the individual pages.
Claire Duursma
You Are Important
0795 0469 778
Claire is an experienced Qualified Integrative Counsellor
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Julie Slumbers 07854207447
If you are feeling stressed, anxious, depressed or some other feeling preventing your happiness perh...
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