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Has anger started to affect your relationships to the point where people in your life are leaving?
You are not alone. A study found that 7.8% of people in the United States have concerns about controlling their anger. At SUN Behavioral Health Kentucky, we solve unmet needs and understand the importance of anger management therapy for people and their relationships. Our no-cost care assessment allows people to meet with a representative to determine the best care plan for their needs before starting anger management therapy. We are here to help you, and we will work with you, your doctors, and consider any assessments you have done to determine the best plan of action for your needs.
Anger is a healthy emotion. People naturally feel anger, but sometimes, it can become a concern. When it occurs intensely, it can harm relationships, schooling, and work. Anger management therapy can help people learn healthy techniques to express and control anger.
Our mental health services at SUN Behavioral Health Kentucky provide anger management therapy, including inpatient and outpatient programming.
Our inpatient programming is available to children, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics. When people attend our inpatient services, they are here typically for 7-14 days.
Our outpatient programming involves partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) programming. Our groups discuss mental health, specialty trauma, and dual diagnosis. PHP occurs from 9 to 2:30 on Monday through Friday for both teens and adults and 3 days a week, people participate in art and recreational therapy.
IOP for teens is from 9 until 2:30 on Monday through Friday, while IOP for adults is from 9 to 12 Monday through Friday. We also offer an adult IOP group in the evening 3 nights a week from 5:30 PM until 8:30 PM.
There are several types of anger management therapy available.
The use of CBT for anger management helps because this therapy can help people regulate their frustration and improve social program-solving skills.
Dialectical behavioral therapy can help regulate emotions while providing skills and techniques for managing stress and improving relationships.
Psychodynamic therapy can help people examine where their anger comes from and how they can respond healthily. It can also help people identify unhealthy patterns in their anger.
When people receive group therapy during anger management, they can connect with individuals who are in a similar position as themselves, which can make them feel like they are not alone in their anger. Because they feel understood, it can reduce feelings of anger. Group therapy also provides a supportive environment where peers can encourage each other along the anger management journey.
People who may be more prone to anger might benefit from attending anger management therapy. Some reasons someone might need anger management include:
Anger management therapy can help people learn to express their anger healthily and respect others. By attending an anger management therapy program, you will receive help when it comes to
People who receive anger management therapy feel more in tune with their emotions. They also improve their relationships with others and may find it easier to sleep.
Located in Erlanger, KY, SUN Behavioral Health Kentucky solves unmet needs. Sometimes, anger can be associated with other mental health or addiction disorders, and addressing both at the same time promotes lasting recovery. For more information, call us at 859-429-5188.
820 Dolwick Drive
Erlanger, Kentucky 41018
Open 24 hours
SUN Kentucky
