TRTP for Anger

TRTP support for irritability, snapping, rage, and reactivity — so you can respond with control and self-respect.

Anger isn’t always “bad.” It’s often a protective response—especially when your system feels threatened, unheard, disrespected, or unsafe.

The problem is when anger becomes the default reaction, appears too quickly, or leaves you feeling regret afterward.

At Reset Today, we use TRTP to help resolve the underlying drivers behind reactivity, so calm and choice return.

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Anger often protects something

For many people, anger shows up when:

  • boundaries weren’t safe to have in the past

  • vulnerability felt dangerous

  • you learned to survive through control, strength, or shutting feelings down

  • old experiences still carry emotional charge

Anger can be a “protector”—but it’s exhausting and destructive when it’s always on.

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How TRTP supports anger and reactivity

TRTP focuses on resolving the drivers beneath the reaction so your system doesn’t need anger as the first line of defence.

As those drivers reduce, many clients notice:

  • fewer spikes and faster return to calm

  • more space between trigger and response

  • clearer boundaries without aggression

  • improved relationships and self-respect

  • less shame after conflict

What to expect

  • Initial conversation — understand your triggers and goals

  • Suitability + plan — confirm fit and outline the process

  • Guided sessions — structured, paced, respectful

  • Integration — practical strategies to support change in real life

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Safety note

If your anger has become physical, involves threats, or you feel you may harm someone, seek immediate support. If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services right now.

Anger Management FAQs

Is anger always linked to trauma?

Not always. But many reactivity patterns are learned protective responses. We’ll assess what fits your situation.

You’ll gain practical tools, but the focus is on resolving what drives the reaction—so you don’t have to rely on coping forever.

That’s common. The work is structured and respectful, with a focus on change and repair.

If you’re at immediate risk of harm, contact emergency services right now. TRTP is not crisis support, and urgent safety comes first.

Is your anger a response to things in the past? .

Reset old patterns and react to the present only, not the past.

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