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I have been finding it hard to control my anger for at least 3-4years. I have had several episodes where I burst out and completely break down. Sometimes I break things and twice or thrice I have physically hurt my partner. I have messed up some important relationships because of this. I take offence easily and can't seem to take teases from people even closest to me lightly. As for myself I find it hard to share feelings with people even to my nearest ones which I think is the root cause of my anger building up inside of me. And I grew up with an aggressive mother with frequent verbal abuses sometimes that drives me crazy. Apart from this I have experienced parents quarrelling over illicit relationships which my previous therapist thought could have affected me. And I have had an affair where my ex partner betrayed and cheated on me. These are what I I believe might have affected me some way. Please get me some advice and suggestions on how I should approach my situation.
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I understand your situation. You seem to be suffering from emotionally unstable personality disorder. It is manageable with appropriate treatment. Some structured therapy sessions along with medical help might be useful for you. You could visit a nearby psychiatrist for the same. I would be more than happy to help you if you are looking for further online assistance. Discussions will be held confidential. You can directly consult with me through Practo as needed. Online chat consultation is available.
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Hello, In my opinion the following stepwise approach should be able to help you- 1. Comprehensive assessment- a detailed assessment of early childhood negative experiences and their impact on your psychological growth, assessment related to any maladaptive traits in the personality, current mental health state and environmental aspects contributing to the above. 2. Some basic medical investigation like thyroid, hemoglobin, etc to rule out concomitant ailments. 3. Psychological tests- to understand psychological conflicts in a better manner (as per need based on above assessment). 4. Detailed plan of management- a comprehensive plan with well formulated goals of treatment and a collaboratively formed plan of action. 5. Psychological intervention- since you have received therapy in the past, it goes without saying that a psychological intervention would be central to your treatment and well being. 6. Medication- some medication can be helpful in controlling emotional turmoil and impulsivity, hence an assessment if medication are required and can be helpful should be examined in a scientific manner. 7. Regular feedback and update of plan- the plan will need to be dynamic in nature, will require to be periodically reassessed and goals be reformulated. I think such an approach will be well suited to the description provided by you here... Best wishes for your health and future. Hope this helps you...
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