Anger Management Therapy
With a National Award (BACP) for clinical excellence in counselling and psychotherapy service provision, our Director, Maggie Morrow, leads a team of expert anger management therapists in London. We specialise in helping individuals transform unhealthy anger into calm, confident self-mastery. Discover how to break free from reactive patterns, express yourself more constructively and harness the positive potential in feelings of anger.
Finding the right therapist can be a step toward feeling more in control. With over 30 years of experience, our Clinical Directors can recommend a therapist who empowers you to channel anger into positive change.
We offer therapy rooms in Central London, the City of London and online therapy options.

How Can KlearMinds Help You with Anger Management?
At KlearMinds, we can help you harness the powerful energy of anger and channel it in ways that support your wellbeing and goals. Our expert anger management therapists use a tailored blend of evidence-based therapies to help you understand what fuels your anger, gain greater emotional control and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships.
We’ll work with you to develop a personalised toolkit of strategies to manage anger effectively—both in the heat of the moment and over the long term. With the right guidance, it’s absolutely possible to transform your relationship with anger and feel more in control of your life.
With our expert guidance, you can transform anger from something that controls you into a force you can use positively—to protect your values, assert your needs, and live with greater confidence and peace.
Our expert anger management counsellors can help you:
- Understand the root causes and triggers of anger, so you can respond—rather than react
- Discover how to harness the positive potential in feelings of anger to support personal growth
- Learn techniques to de-escalate intense emotional reactions and restore calm
- Recognise unhelpful thought patterns that fuel angry outbursts and learn how to shift them
- Improve communication and boundary-setting skills to express anger in constructive ways
- Strengthen emotional resilience and self-awareness to better navigate everyday stressors
- Build a long-term plan to maintain progress and prevent future setbacks
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Meet Our Experienced Anger Management Counsellors

Paul Glynn
Clinical Director, Psychotherapist, Counsellor & Couples Therapist
MSc Counselling, PG Adv Cert CBT, Adv Cert Clinical Supervision, BPhil, MBACP (Accred)Paul Glynn holds over 35 years experience.

Annette Wozniak
Clinical Psychologist
MA Clinical Psychology, BA (Hons) Psychology, HDEd, BA, HCPCAnnette holds over 17 years experience.

Amanda Reynolds
Psychotherapist & Counsellor
Adv Dip CBT, Dip Counselling, BSc Psychology, Cert Counselling, BACPAmanda holds over 12 years experience.

Tania Turner
Counsellor & Couples Therapist
BA (hons) Psychotherapeutic Counselling, Couples Counselling Cert, Mindfulness Cert, MBACPOver 11 years experience in psychotherapy & couples counselling.
Understanding Your Anger
When anger begins to take control, it can feel intense, confusing, and at times overwhelming; but gaining a clear understanding of what’s happening beneath the surface is a powerful first step toward lasting change. Anger itself is not the problem—it’s a natural human emotion—but when it’s unmanaged, misdirected, or suppressed, it can start to disrupt your wellbeing and relationships.
Everyone feels angry from time to time. But for some, anger may flare up too easily, feel impossible to contain, or linger beneath the surface in ways that create tension and strain. Left unaddressed, anger can lead to emotional outbursts, passive-aggressive behaviours, or internalised frustration that takes a toll on your mental and physical health.
Anger may become a problem when:
- You feel constantly on edge or easily triggered
- Anger leads to outbursts you later regret
- You struggle to express difficult emotions without becoming overwhelmed
- Relationships, work, or daily life are being negatively impacted
- You feel powerless to control or understand your reactions
Often, intense or persistent anger is linked to deeper emotional patterns, such as unresolved hurt, unmet needs, or underlying stress and anxiety. When these go unrecognised, the brain’s threat-response system can become overactive, reacting to minor triggers as if they are major threats.
The good news is, you don’t have to stay stuck in reactive patterns. With the right strategies and guidance, you can learn how to manage your anger in healthy, constructive ways. You can break the cycle, understand what’s really fueling your emotions, and respond with greater calm, clarity, and confidence.
Symptoms of Anger Issues
Our integrative therapy approach to anger management is designed to help you understand the root of your anger, regain emotional control, and develop healthier ways to respond—so you can move forward with greater clarity, confidence and connection in your life and relationships.
Anger is a natural emotion, but when it becomes difficult to manage or starts causing problems in your daily life, it may be time to seek support. Below are some of the common symptoms people experience when struggling with anger issues:
- Frequent feelings of irritation, frustration, or rage
- Angry outbursts that feel out of proportion to the situation
- Difficulty calming down after becoming upset
- Feeling tense, on edge, or easily triggered
- Physical symptoms such as clenched fists, jaw tension, or rapid heartbeat
- Regret or guilt after expressing anger
- Suppressing anger until it builds up and erupts
- Feeling powerless or out of control during moments of anger
- Strained relationships at home, work, or in social situations
- Trouble communicating feelings without becoming aggressive or defensive
Recognising these symptoms is the first step toward change. With the right tools and therapeutic guidance, it is entirely possible to manage anger in a way that empowers rather than overwhelms you.
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Anger Management Therapy with CBT at KlearMinds, London
At KlearMinds, our experienced therapists can help you understand the underlying factors that contribute to unhelpful expressions or suppression of anger. Whether your anger feels explosive, simmering beneath the surface, or difficult to access at all, we’ll work with you to uncover the root causes and patterns behind your emotional responses.
Using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)—a highly effective therapy for anger-related issues—we’ll help you recognise your personal anger triggers and develop practical tools to manage and express your emotions in healthy, constructive ways.
We understand that each person’s experience with anger is different. That’s why we combine CBT with a tailored blend of integrative therapy techniques, allowing us to personalise your therapy to best support your goals, challenges, and strengths.
Our aim is to equip you with the insight, strategies, and confidence to gain lasting control over your anger and respond to life’s challenges with greater calm, clarity, and emotional balance.
CBT Techniques for Anger Management
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) offers a powerful set of tools to help individuals understand and manage anger more effectively. These techniques focus on changing unhelpful thought patterns, improving emotional regulation, and developing healthier ways to respond. Here are five commonly used CBT strategies for anger management:
1. Deep Breathing and Muscle Relaxation
Anger often triggers a physical stress response—tight muscles, a racing heart, shallow breathing. Practising slow, deep breathing can help calm the nervous system and restore a sense of control. When combined with progressive muscle relaxation, particularly in tension-prone areas like the shoulders, jaw, and neck, this technique can quickly reduce physical signs of anger.
2. Cognitive Restructuring
This technique helps you identify and challenge the unhelpful thoughts that fuel your anger. By using thought records, you can track common triggers and notice patterns in your thinking. With practice, you’ll learn to replace irrational or exaggerated thoughts with more balanced, realistic perspectives—helping you respond to challenges with greater calm and clarity.
3. Problem-Solving
Anger often arises when we feel blocked, frustrated, or helpless. CBT teaches practical problem-solving skills that help you focus on solutions rather than emotional reactions. This approach involves breaking down issues into manageable steps, reframing thoughts, and evaluating different ways to address challenges constructively.
4. Behavioural Rehearsal
Role-playing anger-triggering scenarios with a therapist can be a powerful way to build confidence and develop more effective responses. Practicing in a safe, guided environment allows you to try out new ways of handling difficult situations and receive constructive feedback—so you’re better prepared when they arise in real life.
5. Assertive Communication
Many people with anger difficulties either bottle up their feelings or express them aggressively. CBT helps you find a healthy middle ground—assertiveness. You’ll learn how to express needs and emotions clearly and respectfully, using “I” statements, maintaining appropriate tone and body language, and setting boundaries without escalating conflict.
Anger Management FAQ's
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What emotions can cause anger?
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Anger can be a reaction to a range of feelings, from sadness and shame, to anxiety, isolation or feeling inadequate or powerless. Working with a qualified therapist can help you understand the roots of your angry impulses and how to address these so you can communicate effectively and feel in control of your emotions.
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Money back guarantee: 95% of our recommendations are successful. However, if your first appointment doesn’t feel like the right match – let us know. Based on your feedback, we can recommend a free appointment with a different therapist or if you prefer, you can request a refund.
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Professional Accreditations and Associations
Our hand-selected therapists have trained in the UK’s most respected institutions. They hold a minimum of 8 and up to 30 years clinical experience within the NHS, private and/or charitable sectors. They are registered with: