Anger is a normal way to feel after mistreatment or injustice, but how you respond to anger can make a big difference in your relationships, career, and quality of life. You may have coping mechanisms for dealing with anger — but some strategies may worsen or prolong anger. In this video, learn common mistakes that may make anger worse.
You can read more about healthy anger management skills here.
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