Anger Management and Counseling in Fairmount, CO.

Anger can be very difficult to manage. Anger lies very deep within a person. No one wants to be angry. We just get so used to it we don’t know any other way to feel. Our society teaches us it is better to be angry then to have other emotions. That is simply not right. Sucking it up or powering through does not get a person through anger. So many people do what they are supposed to do to help with anger. They run, lift weights, eat right, work hard, take vacations, etc. Yet, we’re still angry. It’s something deeper. Sometimes so deep it’s hard to remember how and when it started. How did it get this far? Have you ever gotten angry with you anger? I believe I can help with that.

I specialize in treating individuals whose lives are being impacted by anger or domestic violence. If you or a loved one is having difficulty dealing with anger, I can help with techniques and strategies that will change the way your body responds when you get angry, thereby bringing your anger response down to a manageable level. Anger is manageable. Don't let it control you another day. Call to schedule your free consultation: (970) 227-2770.

Anger can be a dark, overwhelming force that wreaks havoc on your relationships, your job, and your self-esteem. There are many ways to control your anger. Chris Dickson can help you learn to keep your anger in check so that you won't feel out of control any longer. Don't let another day go by living in regret over something you said you did in anger. Call today to begin anger management counseling.

Grey Matters International and the work of Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D approaches issues of anger management in a very humane yet fresh perspective. You see, anger is a normal emotion but it is the valence (intensity) as well as the coupling choice of what one does with this that is the problem. Telling someone to "not" do it or modifying behavior with a trite psychological plan that only breeds a compliant response is not the way to change anger. Brainwave optimization is a new cutting edge technology that allows one to rewire circuitry responsible for reactivity driving the anger. Contact Grey Matters International, Inc now at kevin@kevinflemingphd.com or 877-606-6161.

I offer mindfulness techniques to become aware of our precursor sensations or behaviors so we might self regulate before we lose control of our anger. We will develop on understanding of how to prepare for stressful circumstances or slow down the escalating process as well as ways to stop once escalated. We will work creatively together to find what works best for you.

Anger is an intense emotion that everyone feels from time to time. However, when it becomes unmanageable it can negatively affect your relationship with friends, family, and even yourself. Melinda is experienced in working with individuals to create coping mechanisms and strategies to express these deep emotions in a healthier way. If this is an area of your life you wish to improve, call Melinda at (970) 227-2770 today to schedule a free consultation.

Anger is a lively emotion and I frequently hear "I don't want to feel angry". That's pretty common, it's not a feel good emotion. It is, however, an informative emotion, and part of the human experience. My approach to anger management counseling first explores how anger shows up in your life, what were you taught about anger, how was anger shown to you, and how would you like to be experienced in your relationships. Skill are a fundamental part of anger management including: Relationship skills, communication, thought and behavior modifications, boundaries, mindfulness and relaxation techniques. Anger management counseling is interactive process in session and provides homework to practice.

Anger is a natural human emotion. If you feel you are unable to control it, or become angry over little things, it may be time to seek anger management therapy. Joe Fox at Foundations Counseling can help you to identify the root causes of your anger and learn to manage it in a more healthy, balanced way. Call today to schedule your free initial consultation.

Anger management is about impulse control. I can help you learn to experience and explore your angry and violent impulses without ACTING off of them. Angry feelings flow naturally from a great many life situations (e.g. competition, losses, personal violations, insults, dismissals, etc.). We usually do not recognize that our old unfinished business is behind our aggressive temper and behavior. I can help you identify your personal triggers, move away from the person who is setting you off in the moment, and work on your infinished business in private healthy ways.

I often treat feelings of anger in regards to trauma. However I have also treated anger as the sole symptom someone is experiencing. Cognitive behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavioral therapy and Brainspotting can all be effective approaches in learning ways to process and manage your anger. CBT can help identify unhelpful thought patterns attached to the anger. DBT's emotion regulation module has skills that are helpful to apply to managing anger.

My words here will be directed to "men" and anger issues. I realize women are increasingly seeking treatment for anger related issues and I in no way seek to discount that need. Once again a full medical workup and an exploration of psychiatric disease as a dual diagnosis is necessary for complete patient care. A man's "story" is once again the basis for treatment. Many men are not comfortable telling their story and that must change in treatment. Who and when did you learn that violence is an acceptable decision to make in relational conflict? Who taught you that beauty must be controlled instead of beheld with honor? A violent man's story can be redeemed and retold bringing hope.

While anger is a normal and even healthy emotion, there is a point where it can become harmful. When you are consistently feeling a crushing amount of anger it can impact your work, family, and relationships in unhealthy ways. Kelsey Edwards his experienced in providing a place to process through anger and implement coping mechanisms to express anger in more helpful ways. To schedule your free consultation call (970)227-2770 today.

It may feel like your anger comes out of nowhere, as a result of other people's actions, or situations that are out of your control. However, anger management counseling offers a way for you to be in charge of your emotions and resulting behaviors, so that you are controlling your anger... it isn't controlling you. Julia Williams works with individuals in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado who are ready to learn the tools necessary to take full control of their anger response. Come in for a free consultation to discuss your unique situation.

Anger can rob you of so much in your life and relationships. You can learn how to take control of your anger so that you have better relationships with others and a more peaceful life. Our approach is to help you recognize what sets your anger off and work through it so that it loses its power. We will also work on heading your anger off at the pass so that it can't rule your life. You will be less irritable, more patient, and free from the loss of control that anger invariably gives you.

Angry people tend to demand things, whether it's fairness, appreciation, agreement, or just the willingness to do things their way. We are all hurt, disappointed, and frustrated when we don't get what we want, but don't let disappointment turn into anger. Some people use anger as a way to avoid feeling hurt, but that doesn't make the hurt go away. In my practice I teach clients the skills needed to restructure their overly dramatic thoughts into thoughts that are more reasonable. For instance, it's natural to get defensive when you're criticized, but don't fight back. Instead, listen to what's beneath the words. Perhaps the real message is that your partner feels neglected and unloved.

When anger gets the best of you, you feel out of control and unable to stop your impulses. I will provide a supportive space where you can learn new ways to feel and experience your emotions without becoming explosive. I will help you to recognize your own patterns of behavior so that you don't get to your tipping point as often. We can discuss the other emotions that your anger might be covering up so that you can feel more regulated in all areas of your life, not just with your anger.

Are feelings of anger, frustration, rage or irritation taking control of your life? If you are looking into anger counseling, you have realized that your life would be better if you could control these feelings and keep them in check. The primary goal of anger management counseling is to teach you tried and true techniques to take charge of your anger so that it no longer controls you. An added benefit of anger management counseling is that while you learn how to control your anger, you will learn things about yourself that you may not have known. You will achieve emotional healing and growth. Come in today for a free consultation to determine if anger management counseling is right for you.

Anger in and of itself is not a probelm. The emotion is there to tell you something about how an event affects you. Sometimes our anger gets out of control: perhaps you are in jeopardy of losing a job or relationship because of it. If that's the case and you are dealing with unmanageable anger, I can work with you to uncover why you are experiencing disruptive anger. I will equip you with practical skills which, when used can result in decreased anger and associated unwanted behaviors. If appropriate, I can use EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to assist in your emotion regulation. There is hope!

Everyone feels occasional, minor anger. Angry feelings can come from typical demands, such as family disagreements, work deadlines, or busy schedules. Some mild anger actually benefits us and makes us feel focused in challenging circumstances. However, when anger becomes a disorder, it can cause severe suffering and disrupt your life and your relationships. Fortunately, there is help. Erica Laskin uses a variety of trusted techniques to help her clients overcome and take charge of their anger. Call (970) 227-2770 to find out if anger management counseling is the right step for you.

The primary goal of anger management counseling is to teach you tried and true techniques to take charge of your anger so that it no longer controls you. An added benefit of anger management counseling is that while you learn how to control your anger, you will learn things about yourself that you may not have known. You will achieve emotional healing and growth. Come in today for a free consultation with Jess Pfeifer to determine if anger management counseling is right for you.

When we're feeling angry, there's usually other emotions at play underneath the surface that are begging (maybe literally screaming from the rooftops) to be recognized. Feelings such as despair, loneliness, or debilitating fear are often masked as anger because it's so much less vulnerable to blow-up on a loved one than cry and express your pain to them. Therapy can help you uncover the reasons you feel angry and process the pain you've been holding in for so long.

Anger can lead to feelings of being overwhelmed or out of control. Don't let anger control your life and destroy your relationships any longer. There is help. Counseling can show you how to deal with anger before it becomes hurtful or violent. Call today to schedule your free consultation and find out if anger management counseling is right for you.

Do you get so angry sometimes that you end up doing or saying things you wish you could take back? Do you feel like you are stuck in a rut, with angry responses becoming the most common way you react to people you love? We all feel angry sometimes, but it's great to realize when it's affecting your life in ways you never wanted. We will help you learn to expand the feelings you have, sort through any shame or helplessness that are driving the anger, and teach you how you can use your normal angry feelings in ways that are productive. You don't have to feel like anger owns you any more.

Anger is often a misunderstood and/or criticized emotion. Anger can be a source of destruction, but it can also be an emotion for healthy boundaries, balance, and safety. I teach people how to recognize and understand the source of their anger and how to decrease anger that is destructive or overwhelming. When anger is properly channeled is can instigate healthy change. Anger can also signal underlying emotions such as grief, fear, or shame. It is important to learn how to sift through these different layers in order to have healthy intimate relationships. Through a therapy that feels safe and attuned, it becomes easier to feel difficult feelings and to express what is needed.

Anger is a natural human emotion. If you feel you are unable to control it, or become angry over little things, it may be time to seek anger management therapy. Mariah Milne at Foundations Counseling can help you to identify the root causes of your anger and learn to manage it in a more healthy, balanced way. Call today to schedule your free initial consultation.