Brother with anger issue. Plz help.

Hi

unconscious conflicts

psychodynamic perspective

He might need counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine if required. It would be the best solution for his issue. He needs an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

I'm working as a Homeopathic Psychiatrist for last 17 years. you can contact me through online appointment for further assistance

Effective management of emotions is necessary..Seeking counseling and learning of strategies to manage emotions is required

Please seek a second opinion from an expert Psychiatrist or clinical psychologist who could help discover what the exact issue is, especially in case of any psychological disorder. Continued therapy sessions with the right professional help and guidance can help him get better over time. Don’t worry, consult for further help. More strength to you and your family! Take care.

Hi Thanks for reaching out. Your concern is your brother has anger issues. It seems like your brother would like to talk about certain things that is bothering him. It seems like there is a lot on his mind. Your brother can consult a psychologist and talk about what is making him feel angry. I understand you are worried about your brother. Try to not worry too much and try to be positive. Your brother could be going through something, and it is triggering anger. It is important to determine the root cause of anger. Your brother can seek professional help from a psychologist. It takes time to overcome anger issues, give your brother space and time to work on himself. With the help of therapy sessions your brother can gradually work on managing anger and feeling calm. I understand you are worried about your brother, try to not worry too much and be calm.

Consult a psychologist.

Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.

It's important to consult with a qualified mental health professional to get the best advice tailored to your brother's specific situation. Seek a Second Opinion: If the initial counseling and psychiatric interventions haven't been successful, it might be worth seeking a second opinion from a different mental health professional. Different therapists and psychiatrists might have different approaches and perspectives that could provide new insights. Comprehensive Assessment: It's crucial to make sure your brother has undergone a comprehensive assessment. There could be underlying medical or psychological conditions contributing to his behavior. It's possible that his anger and emotional instability are symptoms of an underlying issue that hasn't been identified yet. Consider Medical Evaluations: Sometimes, anger and behavioral changes can be related to physical health issues. Encourage your brother to undergo a thorough medical examination to rule out any potential physical causes, such as hormonal imbalances, neurological issues, or other medical conditions. Specialized Therapy: Look into specialized therapies that focus on anger management, emotion regulation, and impulse control. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) are examples of therapies that can help individuals learn to manage their emotions and behaviors. Medication Management: If a psychiatrist has already been involved and medication was prescribed, it's important to ensure that the medication plan is being followed correctly. Sometimes adjustments to medication types or dosages may be needed. It can take time to find the right medication and dosage that works for an individual. Lifestyle Factors: Explore lifestyle factors that might be contributing to his anger and emotional instability. Poor sleep, unhealthy diet, lack of exercise, and substance use can all impact mental health. Encourage him to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Support Network: Having a strong support network can be beneficial. Encourage your brother to connect with friends, engage in positive social activities, and share his feelings with trusted individuals. Emergency Plan: Given the mention of potential harm to others, it's crucial to have a plan in place for emergency situations. If your brother's behavior becomes dangerously aggressive, you should contact local authorities or emergency services immediately. Consistency: Sometimes change takes time. Consistency in attending therapy sessions, following treatment plans, and practicing coping skills is important. Progress may not be linear, but with persistence, improvements can be made. Patience and Understanding: Dealing with someone who has anger and emotional issues can be challenging. It's important to approach the situation with patience, understanding, and empathy. Your brother might be struggling with his own emotions and frustrations.

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Hi dear, Therapy sessions are required and also need more information for proper guidance. Therapy will help him fight his inner conflicts. Connect online for proper guidance.

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Hi, Consult a clinical psychologist for psychological assessment

He could be  patient  of bipolar  mood  disorder..connect  with  psychiatrist..it's required  long term treatment

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I appreciate your reaching out for guidance. I understand the distress your family is experiencing due to your brother's ongoing anger issues. I'm here to provide support and assistance in a thorough and empathetic manner. To address your brother's anger problems effectively, it's crucial to gather more information. First, I'd like to know how long these issues have been a concern and the severity of his anger outbursts. Any specific triggers or patterns you've noticed can provide valuable insights. Additionally, understanding his responses to previous challenges and his educational background can help us grasp his personality and potential contributing factors.

Regarding previous counseling and psychiatric attempts, if they haven't yielded results, it might be worthwhile to consider seeking a second opinion from different professionals. Sometimes, a fresh perspective can make a significant difference.

Family support is also essential, so encouraging open communication within your family and possibly engaging in family therapy sessions to address household dynamics could be beneficial.

Hi, as you mentioned your brother has anger outbursts issues, it  is a common symptom in most of the mood disorders or personality issues. Dont consider that its just anger, it is  indicative of clinical problem leading to impairment in your  personal & social functioning. You can connect with me through practo for the understanding and further planning a treatment plan for your brother. Regards