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Rough phases usually leads to psychological disturbances. The lack of calmness and more anger can be due to this disturbances. The ability to maintain calm & control anger depends on level of disturbances.
If disturbances is severe, you have to take medications following a psychiatrist consultation. If the disturbances are mild -moderate, non pharmacological approaches can be tired.
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For assessment, feel free & visit a psychiatrist.
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Go for walks, do some outdoor activities for calmness, and for anger, when you learn you are about to get angry on someone, take out some time and leave the place. It will work as it gives some zone out period.
Hi, u have to understand the rough phase and accept the situation, try to motivate urself towards the positive and work towards the change of situation, surround urself with positive people and talk with ur close friends.. Practice deep breathing exercises, and muscle relaxation techniques
Maintain adequate sleep and healthy diet
Beyond these if ur not able to cope up the situation, u have consult psychiatrist , take medication for some days it helps u
Hi it’s very important that you accept your rough phase and no that others have nothing to do with it Recognize what's driving your anger
Consider what you're afraid of, like the fear of not being in control or the fear that someone won't do what you want.
You may take professional help
Session will help you gain more clarity
Consult with me for same
Hello,
Its absolutely important to keep your physical, mental and emotional health in check. If for some reason you find yourself lacking in optimum health, its important to identify the root cause of your suffering. Dose titration and psychotherapy then forms the essential part of treatment.
Hi.. When going through a rough phase in life, focus on taking small steps. Acknowledge your emotions and allow yourself to feel without judgment. Seek support from loved ones or a therapist to share your burden. Practice self-care through healthy routines like exercise, sleep, and mindfulness. Most importantly, remember that tough times are temporary, and it's okay to ask for help when needed.
Yes you can try mindfulness based techniques like meditation, yoga, deep breathing exercises to keep your mind calm..
You can talk with your friend, the one whom you trust most about your problems. It will make you feel better that someone understands you.
You can try talking to mental health professionals like psychiatrist or psychologist for counselling if needed..
It’s okay to ask for help..
No one knows that you needed until you ask for it..
Hello,
It's good to see you are reaching out for help in your rough phase. The first thing is acceptance of the situation and knowing that everything is temporary. No matter the times are good or bad, they all pass. When one is calm, they can deal with any situation in a better manner. To have a calm mindset, try the following-
Regular exercise of around 45 mins
Deep breathing or Pranayama
Reading/watching positive uplifting content
When done consistently, these changes will help manage your anger and other negative emotions. If you feel like you would do better with talking about it, it might be good to seek professional help. Remember, you are not alone. Best wishes!
I empathize with you.
Anybody in this world can be at your position of going through a rough patch.
Its part and parcel of a life.
But if it's going beyond the threshold of inability to keep your composure,you surely can take an expert's help for the time being.
Practice deep breathing exercise, walking through the garden, moving away from situation to keep anger away. Meet psychiatrist if you are not able to manage.
Sorry to know you are going through this. This is what we call Displacement reaction which is an unconscious defense mechanism that will protect yourself from further hurt.
The right way to go about it is to seek consultation and try to have a safe space to vent out the inner conflict.
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