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Anger Management Counseling in Michigan

Understand Your Anger

Anger is a signal — not a flaw.

It’s often a way of saying, “something isn’t right.”

 

But when anger feels constant or hard to control, it can strain your relationships, your health, and your self-trust.

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We’re here to help you understand what your anger is trying to tell you — and learn new ways to respond with clarity and care.

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When Anger Becomes a Pattern

You may benefit from anger counseling if you’re:

 

  • Reacting more intensely than you intend to

  • Feeling resentment or irritability that lingers

  • Experiencing guilt, shame, or isolation afterward

  • Realizing anger hides deeper feelings (hurt, fear, grief)

  • Struggling to communicate or set boundaries without withdrawing or escalating

 

If this resonates, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to manage it by yourself.

How Therapy Helps

Anger therapy isn’t just about “controlling anger.” It’s about understanding what fuels it, healing old wounds, and creating new emotional habits.

 

Together, we’ll explore:

 

  • Root Cause Exploration: uncover emotions that live beneath anger — like betrayal, fear, or shame.

  • Emotional Regulation Strategies: learn tools from CBT, DBT, and EFT to respond instead of react.

  • Communication Skills: express needs clearly and set boundaries that work.

  • Relational Repair: rebuild trust and connection where anger has caused distance.

  • Integration: explore links between anger, trauma, anxiety, and self-esteem.

 

Our goal isn’t to erase your anger — it’s to help you use it as information, not ammunition.

Why Choose Rising Recovery PLC?

  • Licensed Michigan therapists experienced in emotional regulation and trauma-informed care

  • Secure, confidential online counseling from the comfort of home

  • Flexible scheduling and insurance options

  • Compassionate, down-to-earth approach focused on understanding, not judgment

 

At Rising Recovery, therapy feels like a conversation — not a lecture.

What to Expect in Your First Session

Your first session is a chance to slow down and start making sense of what’s happening.

 

We’ll:

 

  1. Talk through how anger shows up in your life

  2. Identify common triggers and patterns

  3. Explore your goals for therapy

  4. Discuss tools to begin practicing between sessions

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You don’t need to have the answers — just the willingness to look more closely.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’re ready to take the first step, you can:

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  • ​Review our FAQ & Rates​

  • Use the button below to visit our Contact Page

  • Or use the information in the footer to contact us directly

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