- Practice mindfulness or meditation
- Count to 10 (or more) before reacting
- Exercise regularly
- Practice relaxation techniques such as yoga or progressive muscle relaxation
- Write down your feelings and thoughts
- Identify and challenge your negative thoughts
- Learn assertiveness skills
- Use humor to diffuse tense situations
- Take a time-out or break
- Practice forgiveness
- Use positive self-talk
- Use visualization techniques
- Engage in a hobby or activity that you enjoy
- Identify triggers for your anger
- Create an anger management plan
- Practice empathy towards others
- Seek social support
- Seek professional help if necessary
- Avoid alcohol and drugs
- Use humor to diffuse tense situations
- Practice forgiveness
- Use positive self-talk
- Use visualization techniques
- Engage in a hobby or activity that you enjoy
- Identify triggers for your anger
- Create an anger management plan
- Practice empathy towards others
- Seek social support
- Seek professional help if necessary
Ed Geratys Mental Health blog focuses on the integration of Western psychotherapy and Eastern & Western Wisdom traditions. View his website www.insiteintegrative.com
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