Anger and Adverse Childhood Experiences
Festering anger that damages us and those around us can soften. Strong, chronic anger from childhood adversity damages us physically, mentally, and interpersonally. Anger can be resolved by softening angry memories and cultivating affirmative emotions This post is part of a series on adverse childhood experiences. Read the other parts here. Among Doreen’s six adverse childhood experiences was a cynical, angry, and emotionally abusive father. Today at 55, Doreen’s father has passed on, but her...
