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Articles on Anger Management

The following articles contain information on the topic of Anger Management. We encourage you to contact one of our offices for additional assistance.

"Behold, this is not my doctrine, to stir up the hearts of men with anger, one against another; but this is my doctrine, that such things should be done away" (3 Nephi 11: 30).

The blessings that can flow from effectively managing our feelings and emotions have been realized by many individuals. However, some people struggle in their efforts to understand and manage feelings of anger. Anger often has roots in an effort to control others, which is a violation of principles of moral agency. And it is only through being accountable and accepting individual responsibility that one can fully realize the gifts and blessings available when we fully manage our emotions.

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New or recommended articles:

"Slow to Anger"
What can we do to overcome the tendency to be easily provoked? Elder Watts answers this question and gives pratical ways to deal with anger.

Watts, Gordon T.
"Learning from our Conflicts"
In a devotional address given at Brigham Young University, Brother Gerald R. Williams suggests that conflict is a part of any relationship. He stresses the importance of resolving these conflicts humbly in stating “it takes two sides to create a conflict” in order to maintain a healthy relationship.

Williams, Gerald R.

Additional articles:

"Dealing with Anger and Contention" Magazine Staff, Article
"Idea List: Master Your Anger" Magazine Staff, Article
"The Case against Anger" Kelly, Burton C.
"Controlling Our Anger" Church, Publication/Manual
"Calm Down" Lythgoe, Darrin
"Exercising Self-Control" Young, Brigham
"Agency and Anger" Robbins, Lynn G.
"Be Slow to Anger" Christiansen, ElRay L.