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Anger Management Therapy for Men

Dr. Michael Dadson Outlines Anger Management Therapy for Men

“Anger management is an effective framework for men who are struggling to appropriately manage their emotions” , identifies Dr. Michael Dadson. Through weekly sessions, clients can learn techniques to identify and express their feelings and control their actions in a healthy and productive way. During counselling sessions with  Dr. Dadson , clients also explore methods of thwarting volatile emotions before they manifest into anger. “With this personalized approach, men can take control of their anger, their words and their actions, experiencing improved mental health and improved personal relationships” Dr. Dadson confirms .

Elements of Anger Management Counselling

Michael Dadson relates:

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Anger management focuses on helping an individual to understand the signs and triggers of their anger, and to develop coping mechanisms to deal with their behaviour in a more constructive way. The aim is to help the individual to recognize their anger early on and help them to pause and reflect on the ager and the actions that can arise from it. We work on understanding the anger and the underlying experiences that activate the anger we work on diffusing the situation before it becomes expressed in uncontrolled words or actions.
Concurrently, we look at specific skills that help effectively manage the circumstances and the behaviors that are often the result of reactivity. The goal is improved self-regulation and personal empowerment that results in more fulfilling relationships and growing feelings of respect and self-worth.

5 Common Elements of Anger Management Counselling

Anger management therapy generally falls into two different approaches: cognitive and behavioral.

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