#3 Tracing Anger to its Root Causes

Paul J. Bucknell

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Many of us have been shaped by a wrong response to a number of childhood incidents. This unresolved anger has made us extra sensitive to certain situations in our lives. The tension should serve as an alarm. Trace back to the anger's painful beginnings and resolve one by one resolve them.

Guilt acts as a spring. Past unresolved anger becomes a major shaping influence on our future responses. Our over-reaction is similar in kind to the unresolved anger but often more destructive due to past resentment build-ups.

These points were adapted from the very helpful
Anger Resolution Seminar

Index for BFF's Material on Anger

Consequences of anger |Speaking with angry people

Two Kinds of Anger | Six steps to overcome anger |

Handling Angry Children | Understanding Angry Teens Resolving anger (in Marriages) Ephesians 4:26-27 Problems of Tolerating Anger | Dealing with the Anger of others (Nehemiah 4)

#3 Tracing Anger to its Root Causes

Index for BFF's Material on Anger

Consequences of anger |Speaking with angry people Two Kinds of Anger | Six steps to overcome anger |

Handling Angry Children | Understanding Angry TeensResolving anger (in Marriages) Ephesians 4:26-27Problems of Tolerating Anger | Dealing with the Anger of others (Nehemiah 4)

Consequences of anger |Speaking with angry people

Two Kinds of Anger | Six steps to overcome anger |

Handling Angry Children | Understanding Angry Teens Resolving anger (in Marriages) Ephesians 4:26-27 Problems of Tolerating Anger | Dealing with the Anger of others (Nehemiah 4)