Controlling Anger with Psychological Principles

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  • Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
  • Anger can bubble up in all of us to the point where we can’t keep it from showing. So what can you do to prevent yourself from boiling over? Dr. Henry Cloud wants to share some tips on how to understand and mitigate your anger. Did you know that just by naming that feeling of anger you start controlling it? When you attach language to your emotions you can bring in higher level regulatory functions that the emotions alone do not have at their disposal. That’s just one part of the great advice Dr. Cloud shares in this video.
    Caller Question:
    “I have a short temper and I often wind up alienating myself from others because I am quick to get angry. It's probably affecting my blood pressure (which is high) and my overall mental health, and obviously the quality of my relationships too. Even when I try to suppress my anger, I find myself acting in a passive aggressive way. How can I learn to control my anger before it controls me?”
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  • @elizabethsydnor5247
    @elizabethsydnor5247 3 місяці тому +5

    I remember putting my daughter in time out, but she refused to stay there. I had to physically stand there and hold her in time out. Then she tried to destroy everything around her WHILE she was in time out! It was hell for both of us, and it accomplished ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. Whew! Still recall that 35 years later. Oh my!!!

    • @ilovesunvalley
      @ilovesunvalley 2 місяці тому

      Oh my gosh I can relate to your daughter a little bit 😂 when my husband wants to hold me and I’m really upset and angry at HIM - the last thing I want is that. I’m like “give me space so I can think and calm myself down!!!”

  • @vilmabock478
    @vilmabock478 2 місяці тому +2

    Maestro ⚘️, "We are going to throw some confetti 🎊 on you!" ☺️

  • @bcvahsfam
    @bcvahsfam 3 місяці тому +4

    That was too short!!! I need a longer lesson on this topic.

  • @rongeladoles1525
    @rongeladoles1525 2 місяці тому

    I'VE TAKIN' RESPONSIBILITY FOR MY ANGER ISSUES TOO! GOD IS NOW WORKING ON ME IN WAYS I'VE NEVER FELT BEFORE! PRAISE GOD!!!

  • @EveWilliamsMusic
    @EveWilliamsMusic 3 місяці тому +1

    Interesting concept re. language. I was recently in the doctor's surgery and the receptionist refused to let me order indulin for my type 1 diabetes. I couod feel the onset of fight or flight so I said, 'I am feeling really anxious as i would die without insulin'. I was offered a seat, but not insulin. I didn't losey temper but o didn't get what I needed until I complained. I had to inject my sister's insulin in the meantime. When the practice manager contacted me she acknowledged my anxiety and that the situation should not have arisen. Had she been defensive or raised excuses, i wouod probably have epically lost it.

  • @paulsocie7152
    @paulsocie7152 2 місяці тому

    Amen❣️ Thank you, Dr. Cloud❤

  • @Angel-cu5mf
    @Angel-cu5mf 3 місяці тому

    golden insights!💯💯

  • @bridgeegibson2790
    @bridgeegibson2790 2 місяці тому

    Thankyou that was very helpful

  • @nnylasoR
    @nnylasoR 2 місяці тому

    “We’re gonna throw some confetti on you” - haha BRILLIANT. 🧡🥳🧡