Mad The World: Understanding Global Anger

All the terrible things that happen in the world and in our livesviolence, abuse, health problems, poverty, racism, war, corruption can make us angry. It makes sense that we feel angry at. To be angry about generalities of injustice or unfairness whether global or highly personal risks releasing a virus of negative emotion through your body and your days. The difference between anger and passion is crucial to staying sane in an angry world. Anger prepares us to fight, punish, tear down, destroy.

And the way we have seen anger, hatred and hostility becoming. Feeling angry at the world may stem from recognizing global injustices that seem pervasive and systemic. Issues such as poverty, inequality, discriminationall contribute to an overarching. Feeling angry at the world can have negative impacts on ones mental health. Explore the origin of anger issues and learn how to manage anger in therapy.