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    Anger Management Therapy in Orlando

    Anger Management Therapy in Orlando

    Anger is a normal emotion, but when it becomes overwhelming or destructive, professional support can help. Our licensed therapists use evidence-based approaches to help you understand your triggers and develop healthier responses.

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    2281 Lee Rd Suite 102
    Winter Park, FL 32789

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    386-848-8751

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    Office Hours

    Mon-Sun: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Telehealth & in-person available

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    Professional Anger Management Support in Orlando

    Anger that feels out of control can damage relationships, careers, and your own well-being. At Empathy Health Clinic, our licensed therapists help you understand the root causes of anger and develop practical skills for managing intense emotions.

    Our approach combines cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills, and other evidence-based techniques to help you respond to frustration in healthier ways.

    When Anger Management Therapy Helps

    Frequent angry outbursts
    Difficulty controlling temper
    Relationship conflict from anger
    Workplace anger issues
    Road rage or public outbursts
    Anger related to trauma or PTSD

    Our Anger Management Approach

    Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    Identify thought patterns that fuel anger and learn to reframe them. CBT helps you recognize triggers before they escalate and develop healthier responses.

    DBT Skills for Emotional Regulation

    Practical skills from dialectical behavior therapy for managing intense emotions, including distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness.

    Underlying Condition Assessment

    Anger is often connected to anxiety, depression, PTSD, or ADHD. We evaluate for underlying conditions that may be contributing to anger problems.

    In-Person & Telehealth Options

    Flexible scheduling with both in-person sessions at our Winter Park office and secure telehealth appointments.

    Frequently Asked Questions - Mental Health Services

    Medical References

    Source: American Psychiatric Association - Anger Management
    Source: National Institute of Mental Health - Mental Health Information

    Why Patients Trust Empathy Health Clinic

    Licensed Professionals

    Board-certified psychiatrists and licensed therapists

    HIPAA Compliant

    Your privacy and confidentiality are protected

    Insurance Accepted

    We accept most major insurance plans

    Same-Week Appointments

    Fast access to care when you need it most

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    Evidence-Based Treatment

    Scientifically proven therapeutic approaches

    Compassionate Care

    Non-judgmental, patient-centered approach

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    If you're in crisis: Empathy Health Clinic is an outpatient practice and not a 24/7 crisis facility. If you are in immediate danger or having thoughts of suicide, call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room.