Understanding Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED)
Anger issues, also known as intermittent explosive disorder (IED), stem from impulse-control problems leading to aggressive outbursts triggered by various factors.
Coping Strategies for IED
Managing IED involves effective communication, self-awareness, and adopting healthy coping mechanisms to control anger outbursts.
Tips for Anger Management
Learn practical strategies to recognize triggers, prevent outbursts, and maintain composure using helpful anger management techniques.
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Recognise triggers and warning signs
- Identify situations triggering anger.
- Observe physical and emotional changes as signals.
- Intervene early to prevent outbursts.
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Take a step back
- Retreat from escalating anger-inducing scenarios.
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Seek Professional Guidance
- Consult counselors for emotional support and guidance.
- Foster positive communication and problem-solving skills through therapy.
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