Posts Tagged ‘exercises’
Kindness Rules Over Anger Practice Day
As a way to create a strong environment for your anger management efforts, choose one day where you work hard to not lose your seat with anger. We all lead busy lives, and despite our aspirations to…
Anger Management Walkabout
Anger management is a tough go. Nobody wants to be angry, yet many of us find ourselves locked into this painful emotion time and time again, sometimes for years on end…
Brief Anger Writing Exercise
This is an exercise that uses the writing process for quick anger management. For one week, every time you are angry, stop and make a note of it. Keep a pen and small notebook with you at all times
The Anger Journal
An excellent anger management practice is to keep a daily anger journal. This helps you become more familiar with how anger operates in your life, which ultimately will give you more control and anger management skill. Here’s what you do…
In the Other Person’s Shoes
If you are in the midst of a conflict, try and imagine what the other person is going through. Write down your thoughts on this…
Shake Up Your Anger Pattern
Anger comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and people experience different manifestations at different times. Yet it’s also true that each of us has a dominant style of anger. Some of us habitually smolder in resentment, other people lash out in continual aggression towards others, and some people wage subtle and manipulative warfare…
Your Anger Triggers
Do you know what sets off your anger? Are you familiar with the various elements of your life that regularly cause you toflare up? If not, here is a simple exercise to begin the process of familiarization.There are three steps…









