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00/span> Acknowledging and dealing with your anger in a constructive way will enhance      relationships, allow greater intimacy, and enhance self-esteem. 00/span> Seek professional help, if needed. The University Counseling, Testing and Career Center offers personal counseling and/or a variety of workshops      on coping with anger and stress. The University of Akron Counseling, Testing and Career Center Hezzleton E. Simmons Hall, Room 306 330-972-7082 www.uakron.edu/counseling Counseling, Testing and Career Center Presents Tips for Anger Management 00/span> It is O.K. to be angry!  Anger is a natural human reaction to offending stimuli. 00/span> Anger can come from powerlessness and threat, overreactions to past, mischief, or even good intentions of others. 00/span> Under reactions to anger, such as denial of feeling angry and acknowledging anger    inside but smiling outwardly, can cause explosion of anger later. 00/span> Indirect expression of anger, such as icy coldness, sarcasm, passive- aggressiveness, or directing anger at an inappropriate person or thing, is usually destructive. 00/span> Overreactions to anger, such as screaming,     hitting, kicking, and assaulting behaviors        often frighten others and distance      them from the person who act out. 00/span> Recognizing anger is the first step in dealing with anger in a constructive way.  Everyone experiences anger differently through feeling hurt, physiological reactions (e.g., increased        blood pressure, heart rate, tension in neck and shoulders, stomachaches or headaches), or behavioral         signs (e.g., sulking, being more critical, crying, or driving fast). 00/span> After you recognize your anger, give yourself some time to calm down and process what's happening before     you express your anger. 00/span> It is important to communicate your anger directly to the other person. During the  conversation, deal with one topic at a time and stick to the topic.  Your statements need to be specific, simple and clear. 00/span> Sports, walking, exercising, and tensing and relaxing muscles will help you release your anger. more on next page

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