Anger Counseling and Therapy in Fort Worth
How Anger Counseling Can Help You
Anger seems to be something we all struggle with. Counseling will help uncover roots as well as carefully navigate the things, people, and/or experiences that often trigger us. Usually bitterness, resentment, and frustration tag along. Cowtown will help you experience change in these things. We provide Christian counseling and therapy in Fort Worth for Individuals, marriages, and families who struggle with anger.
Individual counseling for anger might work through issues of bitterness and resentment towards a friend, workplace employer or employee, and family of origin. We also might help you with anger towards God and the Church.
Marriage Counseling for anger might work through deep and long held resentments of your spouse. Often forgiveness is part of the counseling process.
Family Counseling for anger may work through current patterns of conflict or conflict aversion with each other.
Common Symptoms for those struggling with Anger
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Being close to people but not feeling close to people
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Self-protection from family and friends
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Frustrated that people “Just don’t get it.”
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Struggle to forgive
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Belief that life is primarily about surviving, not thriving.
COUNSELORS IN FORT WORTH THAT HELP WITH ANGER
Brian Dunn, Joel Peterson and Celina Stelly specialize in helping those with anger issues. Click the schedule button to begin the counseling process.
Resources and Helps for Anger
There are many good books and short-reads out there on anger. Here is a list of resources that provide some insight and hopefully some help for you from a christian perspective.
Good and Angry by David Powlison Powlison offers a very helpful christian perspective on anger, carefully looking at the human experience of anger as well as God’s perspective.
A Small Book about a BIG Problem by Ed Welch Welch is a seasoned biblical counselor and writer. This short-read offers the reader a 50 day devotional over anger, peace, and the like.
The Heart of Anger: How the Bible Transforms Anger in Our Understanding and Experiences by Christopher Ash and Steve Midgley These two authors offer a Christ-centered approach to anger, engaging the reader with practical steps as well.
How to Be Free From Bitterness by Jim Wilson
In this short read Wilson offers very helpful counsel on bitterness, how it affects you and your relationship with loved ones, and practical help on what to do next.