Irritability & Anger
Anger is a normal emotion. It becomes a problem when it feels out of control, damages relationships, or leaves you feeling guilty and drained. Often irritability is a sign of something underneath: stress, hurt, exhaustion or feeling unheard.
What this might look like for you
- Snapping instantly at people over incredibly tiny inconveniences.
- Walking around with a constant, simmering undercurrent of frustration.
- Road rage, or getting fiercely furious at inanimate objects.
- Immediately regretting your sharp reactions after blowing up.
Anger is usually just a bodyguard for deeper pain or unmet needs. We will gently ask the bodyguard to step aside to see what is really hurting.
How therapy can help
- Recognise your triggers and the early warning signs
- Learn ways to cool down before reacting
- Express what you need clearly, without the explosion
Sessions are 50 minutes on Google Meet, ₹1,500 each or ₹5,100 for a package of 4. Your first 20-minute intro is free.
Psychologists who can help with this
Common questions
Will therapy try to stop me feeling angry?
No. The aim is not to get rid of anger, which can be a useful signal, but to help you understand it and respond in ways you feel good about.
Can irritability be a sign of something else?
Yes. Ongoing irritability can be linked to stress, burnout, low mood, poor sleep or hormonal changes. Your therapist will help you look at the bigger picture.
Ready when you are
Start with a free, no-pressure conversation, or book a full session with the therapist who fits you.
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