November - A Focus on Anger

The therapists we've featured here are specialists, passionate about supporting people who suffer with anger issues and from the effects it.

Let's talk about anger

At TherapyDen, we want to help people that are suffering from anger issues and are being effected by it from people and society.

Community leaders voice out

From a therapeutic perspective, I try to work through all situations in the "healthiest" ways as possible with my clients. Learning and growing are very valuable, however, anger is not always necessary in order to learn and grow. With my clients, we try to deal with whatever we have be given in that moment. Fear and Anger are very strong emotions, and could be dangerous if not understood, but we can definitely learn and grow from them as well. Dialogue, reflection, accountability, compassion, and action are some ways to respond to Fear and Anger in more "healthy" ways.

Michelle Chong, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

 

As my clients will attest, I am very curious about their anger and rage, and the ways they deny it, shut it down, and turn it inward against themselves. What might happen if those abused as children felt their anger? What if women felt their anger? Who would you be betraying if you felt your anger? What are you afraid might happen? In my work, I find that when folks begin to feel their long-supressed anger, they experience profound internal shifts. Often, a heaviness is lifted, and new capacities to experience self-compassion are discovered. A sense of relief washes in, and psychic energy which used to be spent denying anger, is freed up for other feelings, thoughts, and pursuits.

Eileen Brown, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Anger has recently been a common theme among my clients. I specialize in working with sexual assault and molestation survivors, the majority of which have had to suffer from intense triggering and invasive flashback images and/or physical sensations as a result of the unjust Senate hearings and subsequent confirmation of Kavanaugh.

Erika Shershun, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Therapists that specialize in anger issues

  • Elias Mohr

    Elias Mohr

    MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, LCHMCA

    Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate
    Durham, NC 27713

  • Jenny Wiggins

    Jenny Wiggins

    MS, ALC

    Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate
    Huntsville, AL 35801

  • Carolee Horning

    Carolee Horning

    LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor
    Eugene, OR 97401

  • Tera Buerkle

    Tera Buerkle

    Masters of Science, ART certified, Gottman certified

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
    Louisville, KY 40204

  • Anahita Shahbazi

    Anahita Shahbazi

    LMFT

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

  • Verline Gaddis

    Verline Gaddis

    LCSW, CADC, CAMS-II

    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  • Dr. anand Vyas

    Dr. anand Vyas

    Ph.D, LPC, NCC

    Licensed Professional Counselor
    Sugar Land, TX 77479

  • Marci Cochran

    Marci Cochran

    LCSW, LCAS

    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

  • April Williamson

    April Williamson

    LMFT

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
    Blaine, MN 55449

  • Anastasia Katchan

    Anastasia Katchan

    LCSW, CST, CCTP

    Clinical Social Worker

  • Angel Ward

    Angel Ward

    LSW

    Licensed Master of Social Work
    Toledo, OH 43615

  • Eugenia Foster

    Eugenia Foster

    Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
    Los Angeles, CA 90034

  • Dr. tristin Engels

    Dr. tristin Engels

    PsyD

    Clinical Psychologist

  • Matt Aibel

    Matt Aibel

    LCSW & Certificate in Psychoanalysis

    Psychoanalyst
    New York, NY 10010-4101

  • Eliza jane Harris

    Eliza jane Harris

    MA, LCMHCA, NCC

    Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate
    Pittsboro, NC 27312