Anger Issues

Do you have difficulty controlling your anger and would like to use hypnosis for your anger issues? Do you find yourself feeling angered or enraged often in a way that is impacting your life and the lives of those around you? Anger, like all of our emotions, serves a healthy function. However, when anger shows itself disproportionately to a situation, more often than is appropriate, or leaves you in a place of feeling out of control in your own behavior it can become a very destructive influence in your life. Not only can uncontrolled anger issues directly impact your life in a negative way, but it also frequently destroys relationships with those that are closest to you.

These types of anger issues are almost always rooted in unresolved subconscious trauma or repressed emotion from your past. Using a variety of powerful modalities and techniques ranging from Clinical Hypnotherapy to Neuro-linguistic Programming to EFT, Asher will quickly work to help you gain control of this destructive influence in your life and restore peace and balance to your relationships with others and yourself.

Asher's Integrative approach helps directly target these symptoms of Anger and many others not listed here:

• Chronic irritability: Individuals may exhibit a persistent state of irritability or agitation, even in seemingly calm situations.
• Passive-aggressive behavior: Internalized anger can manifest through passive-aggressive actions such as sarcasm, silent treatment, or subtle acts of sabotage.
• Difficulty expressing emotions: People with anger may struggle to express their feelings openly, leading to bottling up emotions and avoiding confrontations.
• Self-criticism: Anger can turn inward, leading to harsh self-criticism, low self-esteem, and feelings of worthlessness.
• Physical symptoms: Living with internalized anger can manifest in physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle tension, digestive issues, and insomnia.
• Social withdrawal: Individuals may withdraw from social interactions as a way to avoid potential triggers for their anger or to prevent conflicts with others.
• Passive behavior: Living with anger can result in passivity, where individuals suppress their needs and desires to avoid confrontation or displeasing others.
• Substance abuse: Some people may turn to substances like alcohol or drugs as a way to cope with or numb the underlying anger they are experiencing.
• Chronic fatigue: Living with internalized anger can be emotionally exhausting, leading to chronic fatigue and a lack of motivation.
• Relationship difficulties: Anger can strain relationships as individuals may struggle to communicate effectively, leading to misunderstandings, resentment, and distance from loved ones.