This post is in response to Is There Too Much Anger in Your Family? How Can You Respond? By Susan Heitler Ph.D. Source: ch_K0127659/fotosearch When you are not ...

Many of us are conditioned into thinking that getting angry makes us "difficult" or "mean." But the truth is anger isn’t a flaw; it’s a signal. It shows up when something feels unfair, when we’ve been ...

Mental health professionals emphasize that anger management issues in relationships often signal deeper concerns requiring immediate attention. While many relationship challenges can be worked through ...

One of the easiest things about experiencing anger is finding a colorful word or phrase to describe it: Steaming. Fuming and fired up and furious. Pissed off. Ready to flip your lid. Livid. Such an ...

We're always keen to try life-improving habits, particularly ones from Mel Robbins. Bestselling author and creator of the Let Them theory, Mel regularly shares advice to help live life to the full, ...

Anger is the kind of feeling people try to tamp down, out of fear that it will ignite and explode. Pretending your anger doesn't exist causes it to compress itself, making a home in the small space of ...

Expressing anger is frowned upon in many professional settings. For people who can’t control their anger, trying not to get upset in the workplace can be extremely difficult. You may have encountered ...

When my daughter Anjali was young, she was tiny but fierce. She would erupt over small injustices, like having to set one more plate on the table than her sister. Her small body was scarcely able to ...