Anger
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What factors contribute to
frequent or extreme anger?
- Sleep deprivation or lack of rest.
- Substance abuse.
- Tendency to overreact to situations
without obtaining the necessary facts.
- Fear of loss or abandonment in relationships.
- Lack of ability to express feelings
in an assertive manner.
- The idea that the anger is out of
the individual's control.
- A history of abuse by others.
- Growing up in an angry household.
- Lack of information or education
on healthy ways of managing anger.
- Physical illness and/or chronic
pain. Extreme anger and/or violent outbursts can be symptoms of a
more serious emotional or substance abuse problem or can result from
certain injuries to the brain. A trained professional should be consulted
if this is the case.
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If you have answered “yes” to three or more questions,
please contact us for more information or for an appointment by calling
us at 281-357-4111 or e-mailing us at info@cccctomball.com.
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