Anger Management and Counselling in Kamloops, BC.

My approach to anger management focuses on understanding anger as a messenger rather than an enemy to be controlled. I'll help you identify the underlying needs, boundaries, or wounds that your anger may be trying to protect, while developing nervous system regulation skills for de-escalation in triggering moments. Using somatic awareness and parts work, you'll learn to recognize anger's early physical signal and respond with choice rather than reactivity.

Tammie has had great experience and results working with both male and female learn how to channel their anger or harmful, hurtful emotions into a healthy more satisfying outcome. Court mandated clients, Doctor's referrals or personal referrals are accepted. Tammie has a more hands on approach and uses Cognitive Behavioural, Reality Theory and Solution Focused therapies with clients. Happy individuals who learn emotional managemnt techniques have healthier and happier relationships with partners, spouses, friends, children, family and workplace.

When anger gets the best of us, we can say and/or do things that we later wish we could change or take back. Anger is an instinctive universal emotion, one in which we all have, but not all expressions of anger have to be hurt. In fact, anger works as a great informant and can motivate us to take action to improve our own lives and the lives of people that we care about.

Have you found that anger has started to ruin relationships, interfere with your job, and negatively impact your life? Anger has a way of spreading and infecting day-to-day interactions. If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. I work with many people who are controlled by their anger. Typically, anger is influenced by other underlying causes. In counselling, we will work together to learn new coping mechanisms to limit anger while also looking at what is causing anger. If you want to take the next step, reach out to me, and we can begin to change how you react to anger.

My approach to Anger Management Counseling focuses on helping clients understand the roots of their anger, identify personal triggers, and develop healthier ways to express and manage intense emotions. I provide a supportive, judgment-free environment where clients can explore the underlying feelings—such as hurt, fear, or frustration—that often fuel anger. Through techniques like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and communication skill-building, clients learn to respond rather than react. Over time, they gain greater self-awareness, emotional control, and the ability to handle conflict more constructively in their personal and professional lives.

At Inner Tides Counselling, our primary modality is EMDR, in which past experiences are reprocessed to help us believe something positive about ourselves or the world. Many people that seek help with managing anger have experienced something that made them feel unsafe, out of control, or mistreated in the past, and use their anger as a way to protect themselves. EMDR can help to release the anger and gain control and protection in healthier ways. Inner Tides Counselling utilizes CBT and DBT to bring awareness to thoughts, feelings, and behaviours while building positive coping skills to help manage challenging emotions.

Olivia is skilled in helping clients work through anger issues, guiding them to understand the underlying causes and triggers behind their emotions. She uses a cognitive behavioural approach to help clients manage their anger in the immediate moment, offering practical strategies to respond constructively. Olivia collaborates with clients to identify support networks that can provide ongoing care. Her compassionate and non-judgmental approach fosters self-awareness and empowers clients to channel their anger in healthier ways, promoting personal growth and stronger relationships. Through her guidance, clients develop tools to manage their emotions and build a foundation for lasting change.

Anger is an emotion that can dominate how we automatically react to situations and frustrations when it feels we are not in control. Sometimes anger is overwhelming for the person feeling the anger and for the others around them and can negatively impact relationships and life goals. I explore with clients the root of the anger and then collaboratively develop strategies and alternative intentional approaches to improve effective emotional processing.

Individuals struggling to manage anger can be exhausting and overwhelming; often there is a significant negative effect on others in their life. We will work to uncover where the intense anger is originating from and heal. We will also wok to develop new skills and tools to manage emotional situations in a more positive an effective way. It is also important to work to heal the damage to loved ones whom have been affected.

I use solution focused techniques to help with the process of managing anger. I have tangible excercises that allow for self refection regarding the impact of anger in ones life and the impact anger can have in relation to others. I use reality based situations (including both work and home life) to work through realistic situations, which helps to promote the use of learned techniques in accurate situations. I have worked with all different populations in regards to managing anger and can be flexible in terms of adjusting to individual goals and desired outcomes.

The cost of Anger is enormous! It affects not only everyone around you, but also affects your own health. If you are looking for a counsellor to help you with anger management, you probably already know this. If you have grown tired of the emotional, physical and financial toll that anger takes, you have come to the right person. I can help you learn the skills that you need to understand your anger and to regulate it so that you can meet your needs more effectively. You will also learn what it takes to protect and rebuild relationships that have been damaged through venting your anger. If you are ready to take responsibility for making changes for the better in your life, contact me.

Ferne uses cognitive therapy to help individuals to learn how to lessen their anger and to learn new skills to express themselves their emotions in a healthy way. She also help individuals to learn how to communicate more positively. Ferne also helps individuals use mindful practices to help with self regulation and achieve success. Ferne believes under anger there is trauma. Ferne provides an environment where the client examine trauma triggers that contribute to their anger. Ferne's mental background also helps her to determine any underlying factors such depression and untreated ADHD that may contribute to anger issues

If you find yourself snapping at loved ones and feeling awful afterward, I help you step back, understand what’s underneath your reactions, and respond with greater clarity and control. When you keep saying, “I should be able to handle this,” but can’t, I help you stop hiding and start healing. And if your relationships feel like walking on eggshells, I guide you toward deeper trust, safer communication, and genuine connection. Real change begins here.

Anger is a normal and healthy emotion that needs to occur in a controlled manner. Yes, we all get mad but it is the action and words that need special attention. When it gets out of control and turns destructive, it can lead to problems. These problems occur at work, in your personal relationships, and in the overall quality of your life. I will help you create strategies and goals to mange your anger.

If a client comes to me with anger management, I would approach them with curiosity and examine the root cause of the anger. Depending on the source of the anger, I would determine what type of approach to use. For example if the anger was caused by a specific event, if the client agrees, we would explore that specific event in detail, as well as practical strategies to manage the existing anger. Approaches I use are Alderian therapy or EFT for treatment.

Anger and violence are wildly misunderstood issues. I believe that it is important to explore the context in which the anger or violence occurs. For example, does it happen at home, or at work, or in public? Who is impacted by the anger or violence? How do the individuals who are impacted resist and respond to the anger/violence? Through counselling we will explore the context of the interactions. Once we understand the context (who is doing what to who?) I will respectfully invite responsibility taking and strategies for more helpful communication and responses.