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I know it's not the highest score ever and I'm probably doing better than others. It says Coping, Anxiety, and Relationship Issues are the problem - which are all tied together.
For myself, I mainly came here because my wife has been complaining about Anger Management Issues. I figure it's only fair I take a look at things since she's been dealing with quite a load for the last year - and actually quite longer to be completely honest. |
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@QuietRobot996 welcome to MSF My Support Forums. I am sorry you are experiencing challenges. Working on relationship issues can be complex. Have you considered getting a marriage counselor?
If you are trying to work on your own anger, mindfulness can be a great option to help manage by creating a pause between what other people say and what we say. That space can allow us to not react with an imflammatory comment. Here is one way to start the process of anger management. Ever Get Really Mad? How Mindfulness Helps In The Moment - YouTube If your wife wants to work on anger management issues of her own, you can help by not saying things that might imflame the situation. Sometimes this means nodding a lot and "I hear you" and other non verbal cues you are listening. Both of you might find this video of interest Jon Kabat-Zinn Q & A: Working with Anger and Frustration Towards Others - YouTube Jon Kabat-Zinn Q & A: Working with Anger and Frustration Towards Others Hope you get the support you are looking for ! @CANDC __________________ Super Moderator Community Support Team "Things Take Time" |
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