21 Apr, 2025
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Step away from the situation, take deep breaths, and give yourself time to cool down before reacting.
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Keep a journal or reflect on what situations, people, or thoughts trigger your anger to better understand and manage it.
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Try meditation, progressive muscle relaxation, or calming music to reduce your emotional intensity.
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Communicate feelings calmly and clearly without blaming others (e.g., "I feel upset when...").
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Engage in physical activity, creative outlets, or hobbies to release built-up tension in a healthy way.
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