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Frustration: Feeling blocked or unable to achieve a goal can lead to frustration, which can quickly escalate into anger if not managed.
Perceived Threats: When we feel threatened, whether physically or emotionally, our natural response may be anger as a way to protect ourselves.
Injustice: Witnessing or experiencing what we perceive as unfair treatment or injustice can trigger anger as we react to the perceived wrongdoing.
Disrespect: Feeling disrespected, disregarded, or belittled by others can be a potent anger trigger, as it challenges our self-worth.
Loss of Control: Being in situations where we feel a loss of control or helplessness can evoke anger as we try to regain a sense of power.
Stress: High levels of stress can make us more prone to anger reactions, as stress hormones can heighten emotional responses.
Pain or Discomfort: Physical pain or discomfort can lower our tolerance for frustration, making us more likely to react with anger.
Unmet Expectations: When our expectations are not met, whether in relationships or in life in general, it can lead to disappointment and anger.

Our staff will do their best to make your experience as comfortable as possible, from start to finish. We understand that this can be an intimidating and scary experience, but we are well-prepared to help you regain control of your life. While this is a journey you must ultimately take yourself, we are here to help at every step of the way.