Anger is a completely normal and healthy emotion.
In fact, it can serve as a signal that something in your life needs attention—whether it is a boundary being crossed, an unmet need, or a deeper feeling like fear or frustration. However, when anger becomes overwhelming or difficult to manage, it can affect your relationships, work, and emotional well-being.
The goal is not to suppress your anger, but to understand it, recognize what it is trying to tell you, and learn healthier ways to respond. Therapy provides a safe space to explore your anger, understand its triggers, and develop constructive ways to express it. By learning to manage your anger, you can turn it into a helpful tool for personal growth and healthier relationships.
If anger is affecting your life, we are here to help you understand it and develop practical strategies for responding to it in a balanced, healthy way.