Anger Management and Counseling in Westminster, MD.

Each anger management session provides easy to learn strategies to relax and calm the mind and body. Through hypnotherapy and cognitive/ behavioral restructuring and NLP, new patterns are created at a neural level that changes your belief system and lead to permanent change. Anger management Sessions are 45 minutes. Strategies can be applied in personal or professional relationships.

Time of Need Counselors utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and REBT to address the patterns of thinking and behavior that leads to unhealthy ways of coping with anger. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a proven method to help you learn how you can think in ways that will help you deal with problems more effectively. Continuing to try to change your response using the same tools hasn’t worked. We invite you to contact our office to schedule an appointment to talk with one of our Cognitive behavioral therapist.

I am a Certified Anger Management Specialist trained by the National Anger Management Association. I work with men and women who have difficulty controlling their anger and rage at home or at work. I can help you become aware of your anger triggers and teach you calming techniques and conflict resolution skills. I will also help you learn assertive communication skills. I work with men and women who are court-referred as well as with those who would like to work on these issues with a trained anger management specialist.

Anger management counseling can help to identify stressors and learn the steps to stay calm in the face of anger. The goal is to handle tense situations in more constructive and positive ways by reducing the emotional and physical arousal that anger can cause. It will provide the tools to take back your life and resolve the triggers that result in unplanned anger reactions.

Anger is a natural response to hurt and fear but it can cause more pain in our lives if we use it to hurt others, physically or emotionally. Anger that is destructive, usually comes from an old hurt that we are carrying within us. This hurt has been painfully touched by circumstances or by the actions of someone else. First we need to learn ways to stop our hurtful actions by taking a break or walking away. Then, however, we need to turn our attention to the underlying hurt and to bring compassion and care to our own hurt self. You will find that at the same time, you become more compassionate toward other people.

Approaching anger from the neuroscience perspective involves knowing which parts of the brain are not controlling the anger reaction, or why excessive anger reactions occur in the first place. Brain mapping helps identify these problems, and direct modulation of the neurons involved can greatly improve the person's ability to hold onto reactions, and think through their alternatives.