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(also known as Yelling, Screaming, Punching Pillows)
Anger is one of the most basic emotions. As such there is a subjective element or feeling; a physiological element; and a behavioral element, which can be looked at psychologically and sociologically. Screaming and yelling can be acts of emotional release or catharsis. The term catharsis has also been adopted by moder... more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Bereavement | 2070 |
58% |
| Anger Management | 10 |
100% |
| Depression | 10 |
60% |
| Physical & Emotional Abuse | 7 |
86% |
| Miscarriage | 7 |
71% |
Overall, 58% (2176
Members)
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Getting Angry Reviews
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When it first happened i punch scream in the pillow his pillow but it dont take the pain away
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I don't hit anything, it burns me inside.
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Did this too. Sometimes it just made me more angry. I didn't have to do this for very long.
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I get in my car and drive where there is noone around and I scream untill my throat hurts it does help release some of the pain
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Not so much
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I love to turn other less useful emotions into anger from time to time because anger often motivates me.
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Sure I'd yell, slam a door, it was hard to deal with it, sometimes I just felt like life wasn't fair!
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Not the healthiest thing but something I cannot resist. It is a grudge I will always hold.
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This helps when I do get angry but I don't anymore. It's as if I lost my anger when I lost Catherine.
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I just get really angry and seem to take it out on other people without meaning to.
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