Anger Secrets

Do arguments with your partner often spiral out of control? Do you feel like you're constantly trying to get your point across but your partner never seems to understand what you are saying? Are anger, arguments or poor communication ruling your relationship? If so, then today's episode of the Anger Secrets is packed with actionable advice and insightful strategies for improving communication within your relationships. If you're looking to overcome obstacles and enhance the quality of your interactions with loved ones, you've come to the right place. What You'll Learn: The Power of Active Listening:Expressing Yourself With Clarity and Respect:Navigating Difficult Conversations:Negotiation Skills That Strengthen Relationships:Practical Tips for Everyday Communication: Don't forget to book your free 30-minute anger assessment call through our website, angersecrets.com. Remember, mastering anger is a journey, and we're here to guide you every step of the way. Visit angersecrets.com now to schedule your free 30-minute anger assessment call and take control of your anger today.

In this power-packed episode of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs dives deep into how to identify and handle your anger triggers. If you've ever found yourself reacting impulsively in a heat of anger or struggling to keep your cool in stressful situations, this episode is for you! What You'll Learn: Whether you're looking to improve your personal relationships, enhance your emotional intelligence, or simply gain a better understanding of how to control your anger, listen to this episode now!. For more resources and a free anger management training, visit angersecrets.com.

Can anger be expressed in a healthy way? In this episode of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs explores this question and shares the distinction between healthy and unhealthy expressions of anger. Drawing from over 30 years of experience teaching more than 15,000 men and women how to control their anger, Alastair acknowledges argues that while anger often leads to negative outcomes, it can serve positive purposes when expressed constructively. In this episode you will learn what constitutes healthy anger and the differences between healthy and unhealthy anger. Alastair also provides practical tips for channeling your anger in a healthy way. If you would like to manage your anger more healthily, this episode is for you! For a free training to how to control your anger, master your emotions and create a calmer happier and more loving relationship, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome to the Anger Secrets Podcast 00:13 Exploring Healthy vs. Unhealthy Anger 00:39 The Impact of Anger on Relationships 01:27 Understanding Healthy Anger 02:02 Examples of Healthy vs. Unhealthy Anger Responses 04:34 Tips for Channeling Anger Healthily 07:14 Closing Thoughts and Resources

Do you want to create a happy, healthy and passionate long-term relationship? In this episode of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs explores the significance of primary loving relationships for happiness and success in life. Alastair introduces his upcoming relationship coaching program, "Reignite My Relationship", which aims to help couples foster happier, more loving, and passionate relationships through effective communication, developing intimacy, shared goals and much more. The core of the episode delves into a lesson from the program, highlighting friendship as the paramount factor in the success of romantic relationships. Citing recent relationship research Alastair explains how being best friends with you partner is the best predictor of relationship success. If you would like a happier, healthier and more passionate relationship, this episode is a must-listen! To take the next step on your anger management journey, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome to Anger Secrets Podcast 00:22 Introducing the Breaking The Anger Cycle Training 00:43 Transitioning to Relationship Success Secrets 01:10 Reignite My Relationship: An Upcoming Coaching Program 02:25 Diving Deep into the Power of Friendship 08:28 Practical Steps to Positive Sentiment Override 12:11 Concluding Thoughts and Next Steps

Have you and your partner separated due to anger issues? If so, this episode of the Anger Secrets podcast is for you. In this episode, host Alastair Duhs explores the challenge of rebuilding a relationship after separation caused by anger issues. While this is difficult, it can be done! In this episode, Alastair outlines a five-step process for individuals looking to reconcile and rebuild their relationships. These steps include dealing with one's anger issues, accepting responsibility for the impact of one's anger, reestablishing contact when appropriate, showing evidence of change and working on the relationship together. Alastair emphasises the importance of commitment, effort, patience and professional guidance in this difficult but rewarding journey towards a healthier, more respectful partnership. For more information on your anger management journey, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Navigating Anger and Separation 02:09 Introducing the Anger Secrets Podcast 03:03 Unlocking the Steps to Rebuild Your Relationship 04:20 Step-by-Step Guide to Healing After Separation 09:48 Conclusion and Resources for Rebuilding Stronger Relationships

Do you struggle to control your anger with your partner? If so, you are not alone. But it is vital that you learn to control your anger as soon as possible. In this episode of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs revisits strategies to master your anger in relationships. Anger is a natural human emotion and it's normal to feel angry from time to time. However, if your anger becomes too intense in your relationship, it will cause significant damage. And even worse, it can very easily result in the end of your relationship. Recognising the potential damage of uncontrolled anger to relationships, Alastair shares four key tips to control your anger in your relationship, no matter what your partner says or does. Alastair also offers resources, including a powerful new anger management training to help listeners improve their anger management skills. To access this free training, visit angersecrets.com/training. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome to the Anger Secrets Podcast 00:24 Revisiting Mastering Anger in Relationships 01:31 Four Key Tips for Mastering Your Anger 01:39 Understanding Your Anger Triggers 03:06 Communicating Openly with Your Partner 05:00 Managing Stress to Control Anger 07:00 Remembering You're on the Same Team 08:29 Recap and Closing Thoughts 09:04 Looking Ahead and Final Words

In this episode, host Alastair Duhs provides advice on how to avoid escalating conflicts in relationships. Drawing on the work of relationship expert Dr. John Gottman, Alastair discusses the concept of relationship repair, or the ability to deescalate conflicts and resolve them harmlessly. You will learn how to recognise signs of escalating conflict, the importance of valuing the relationship over the conflict, and how to make repair attempts to deescalate conflict. Alastair offers practical examples of relationship repair attempts and emphasises the significance of accepting and acknowledging repair attempts from your partner. For further information on this topic, as well as a FREE training on how to control your anger visit: https://angersecrets.com/ Time Stamps: 00:01 Introduction 00:54 Welcome to the Anger Secrets Podcast 01:22 The Complete Anger Management System 02:16 Understanding Relationship Repair 02:55 Practical Tips for Avoiding Conflict 05:50 The Importance of Recognizing Repair Attempts 06:26 Final Thoughts on Relationship Repair 07:11 Invitation to the Complete Anger Management System 07:35 Conclusion

In this episode of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs discusses the importance of not sweating the small stuff in life. Alastair describes how small issues often escalate into larger conflicts, and why this is. This episode will teach you to take a step back before responding to situations, question the long-term significance of any issue you are facing and practice gratitude. Alastair also shares his personal perspective on the value of focusing on the important aspects, and why he does not sweat the small stuff! Finally, Alastair shares how not sweating the small stuff and anger management are linked. For further resources (and a FREE training) on how to control your anger visit: https://angersecrets.com/ Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:38 Understanding the Importance of Not Sweating the Small Stuff 01:36 Introducing the Complete Anger Management System 02:26 Exploring the Concept of 'Not Sweating the Small Stuff' 03:32 Why We Get Worked Up Over Small Things 04:46 Tips to Let Go of Small Irritations 08:26 Personal Experiences and Insights 09:42 Conclusion

In this episode, host Alastair Duhs discusses four behaviors that quietly kill any relationship. You will learn what these behaviors are, real-life examples of these behaviors and the "antidotes" (or opposites) to these behaviors. If you want to create a calmer, happier and more loving relationship, this episode is for you. Alastair discusses the importance of managing anger in maintaining a happy, healthy and loving relationship. He also introduces his powerful online anger management coaching program called The Complete Anger Management System. For more information on this powerful program visit: https://angersecrets.com/ Time-Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Unveiling the Hidden Killers of Relationships 00:48 Understanding Anger and Its Impact 01:21 Introducing the Complete Anger Management System 02:13 Exploring the Four Relationship Killers 03:10 Deep Dive into Criticism 04:43 Understanding Defensiveness 05:36 Unpacking Contempt 06:27 Exploring Stonewalling 07:51 Antidotes for the Relationship Killers 10:33 Linking Relationship Killers to Anger 10:58 The Importance of Communication Skills 11:46 Conclusion

In episode 69 of the Anger Secrets podcast, host Alastair Duhs discusses the power of active listening to transform relationships. This episode will teach you: You will also discover how active listening can help you create calmer, healthier and more loving relationships. For further resources (and a FREE training) on how to control your anger visit: https://angersecrets.com/ Remember too that struggle with anger is a common issue, but one you need to address rather than hide. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:22 The Importance of Active Listening 01:03 Understanding Anger and Its Impact 01:52 Introducing the Complete Anger Management System 02:44 Defining Active Listening 03:22 The Pitfalls of Ineffective Communication 03:49 The Essence of Active Listening 04:15 Mastering the Skills of Active Listening 04:44 Using Minimal Encouragers 05:34 The Art of Asking Questions 07:40 Summarising and Reframing 08:38 Giving Positive Feedback 09:21 Recap of Active Listening Skills 09:34 Additional Resources for Active Listening 09:56 Next Steps

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs addresses an important question to ask while seeking to control your anger: ' Why do you want to control your anger? Alastair describes why knowing your motivation for change is crucial to successfully controlling your anger. Various responses to this question from clients, often complex and deeply personal, are shared, demonstrating the different reasons people seek to control their anger. Key motivations include everything from bettering relationships, setting positive examples, breaking the cycle of anger or abusive behaviors, to leading a calmer and happier life. For individual anger management coaching, or to enrol in Alastair's powerful online anger management program, visit: angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:01 Introduction 00:21 The Fundamental Question: Why Control Your Anger? 01:48 Personal Stories: Reasons to Control Anger 08:49 Common Themes in Anger Control Motivations 09:17 The Importance of Self-Awareness in Anger Management 09:42 Offering Help and Resources for Anger Management 10:01 Conclusion

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs addresses the often asked question: "How do I stop being so defensive in my relationship?'". Alastair begins by defining what defensiveness is. He then suggests four steps to stop being defensive, namely: a) becoming aware your defensiveness b) empathising with your partner c) taking responsibility for your actions, and d) improving communication to effectively address disagreements without getting defensive. Alastair encourages listeners to listen to and validate their partner's feelings, as well as communicate openly and honestly for a healthier relationship. For individual anger management coaching, or to enrol in Alastair's powerful online anger management program, visit: angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:17 Understanding Defensiveness in Relationships 02:14 Breaking the Cycle of Defensiveness: Awareness and Responsibility 03:39 Empathy: A Key to Reducing Defensiveness 04:39 The Role of Effective Communication in Reducing Defensiveness 05:12 The Journey to Change: Patience and Practice 05:55 Conclusion

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs revisits the popular topic of how to take responsibility for your actions. Listen to this episode to learn the importance of acknowledging your actions, accepting their consequences, and formulating a plan for behaviour change. Alastair discusses four common reasons why people struggle with taking responsibility, including fear of consequences, their family upbringing, beliefs of entitlement and fear of shame. He then elaborates on ways to take responsibility, including how to seek professional help for anger issues. The episode is powerful call towards personal growth and healthier relationships through the power of taking responsibility for your actions. For individual anger management coaching or to enrol in Alastair's powerful online anger management program, visit: angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:21 Revisiting Episode 8: Taking Responsibility for Your Actions 02:49 Understanding the Concept of Taking Responsibility 03:18 Common Reasons for Not Taking Responsibility 07:32 Steps to Take Responsibility for Your Actions 10:05 Seeking Professional Help for Anger Management 11:22 Recap and Conclusion

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs interviews a new member of his Complete Anger Management System, Katie. Building on comments Katie makes in this interview, Alastair discusses why attending traditional therapy sessions is unlikely to effectively address anger issues. Alastair and Katie discuss the benefits of his online coaching program, which focuses on dealing with anger in the present and applying simple, practical and effective anger management tools. Katie also describes substantial improvements in her relationship and parenting practices, stating the program is not only more specific but also comprehensive than traditional therapy sessions. To control your anger now, including accessing FREE anger management resources and information, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:38 Acknowledging Anger Issues 01:41 Katie's Story: Struggles with Anger 02:05 Why Traditional Therapy Often Fails for Anger Management 03:16 The Importance of Practical Tools for Anger Management 04:53 Katie's Journey: Taking Action to Address Anger 05:33 Interview with Katie: Personal Experiences and Progress 11:29 Katie's Insights: Comparing the Course with Therapy 12:37 Conclusion and Disclaimer

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs discusses the pitfalls of trying to "be right" all of the time. Drawing from over 30 years experience teaching over 15,000 men and women to control their anger, Alastair advises listeners that instead of "being right", it is more useful to concentrate on understanding others' perspectives. Alastair shares a story of a truck driver who, after listening to this advice, managed to control his road rage by using this advice. To control your anger right now, or to access FREE resources and information to help you create a happier, healthier, and more loving relationship, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:08 The Purpose of the Anger Secrets Podcast 00:45 A Story of Road Rage 02:10 The Importance of Not Needing to Be Right 03:40 How to Handle Arguments 04:32 The Impact of the New Approach 05:20 Applying These Lesson to Relationships 05:45 The Dangers of Always Wanting to Be Right 06:47 Final Thoughts 07:20 Conclusion and Farewell 08:02 Disclaimer

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs discusses three tips for building healthier, happier and more loving relationships. These tips include how to manage conflict effectively, how to communicate effectively, and how (and why) to prioritise your relationship. Alastair emphasises that anger is a normal emotion felt by everyone, but when it becomes too extreme or damaging, help should be sought. To access FREE resources and information to help you control your anger and create a happier, healthier, and more loving relationship, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:30 Understanding Anger 02:02 Introduction to Today's Topic: Building Happier, Healthier And More Loving Relationships 04:36 Practical Tips for Building a Happier, Healthier And More Loving Relationship 04:43 Tip 1: Manage Conflict Effectively 06:50 Tip 2: Communicate Effectively 09:19 Tip 3: Prioritise Your Relationship 12:09 Conclusion 12:49 Disclaimer

In this episode, Anger Secrets host Alastair Duhs discusses the reasons why some people think they get angry fast. These reasons include: a) Unawareness of the buildup of anger b) Learned habits of reacting with anger, and c) Underestimating the speed of brain's information processing ability. The episode also discusses the Tension Scale as a tool for recognising rising tension levels, discusses how to "unlearn" reacting with anger, and emphasises the use of cognitive speed to respond more positively in anger-inducing situations. For help dealing with your anger issues right now, visit angersecrets.com. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:48 Understanding the Nature of Anger 01:42 Reason 1: Unawareness of Anger Buildup 02:27 Introducing the Tension Scale 04:22 Reason 2: Habitual Response with Anger 05:23 Unlearning the Habit of Reacting with Anger 06:40 Reason 3: Underestimating the Speed of Your Brain 08:37 The Power of Your Brain in Managing Anger 10:18 Recap and Conclusion 10:44 The Complete Anger Management System 10:59 Conclusion

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs provides an encore episode of 6 Easy Tips To Control Your Anger. These tips include 1) Understanding that it's not events but your thoughts that create your anger 2) Use the "Tension scale" to monitor your anger levels 3) Question the efficacy of expressing your anger aggressively 4) Practicing relaxation techniques 5) Try to see situations from the other person's perspective and 6) Take Time-Out effectively. The episode concludes with a reminder that while you can't control others, you can control yourself. For help managing your anger, visit angersecrets.com or book a free 30-minute anger assessment call with Alastair Duhs here. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:31 Understanding Anger and Its Control 01:50 New Year Reflections and Managing Holiday Stress 03:19 Six Easy Tips to Control Your Anger 03:35 Tip 1: Understanding the Root of Anger 05:28 Tip 2: Using the Tension Scale 07:43 Tip 3: Evaluating the Consequences of Anger 09:28 Tip 4: Practicing Relaxation Techniques 11:02 Tip 5: Empathising with the Other Person 12:25 Tip 6: Taking a Time-Out 14:18 Conclusion and Next Steps 15:01 Disclaimer

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs shares his insights on how to manage anger during the holiday season. Building on his experience of teaching over 15,000 men and women to control their anger, Alastair introduces five key strategies to maintain calm during this period: 1) Set realistic expectations 2) Maintaining healthy habits 3) Using effective communication 4) Take time out when needed, and 5) Practicing gratitude. Alastair emphasises the benefits of each of these techniques to maintaining calm, preventing escalation of conflict and achieving a more peaceful and enjoyable holiday season. For help managing your anger, visit angersecrets.com or book a free 30-minute anger assessment call with Alastair Duhs here. 00:01 Introduction 00:33 The Challenges of Christmas 01:51 5 Simple Ways to Manage Anger Over Christmas 02:15 Tip 1: Set Realistic Expectations 03:43 Tip 2: Maintain Healthy Habits 04:57 Tip 3: Use Effective Communication 06:14 Tip 4: Take Time Out When Needed 07:36 Tip 5: Practice Gratitude 08:57 Summary and Conclusion 09:22 How to Reach Out for Help 10:02 Final Thoughts 11:08 Disclaimer

In this episode of the Anger Secrets Podcast, host Alastair Duhs explores the most common reasons people resist participating in anger management programs. These reasons are: skepticism towards these programs' effectiveness, concerns over the lack of personalisation, fears of a lengthy time commitment, financial constraints, and difficulty navigating technology. Alastair shares two personal stories demonstrating how refusal to seek help can lead to devastating consequences. In the last part of the episode, Alastair illustrates the efficacy of anger management programs in transforming people’s lives, the personal support offered, the short-term commitment, the long-term cost-benefits, and the low technological demands of his complete anger management system. Alastair emphasises that the skills learned are life-changing for many people and lead to calmer, happier and more loving relationships. For help managing your anger, visit angersecrets.com or book a free 30-minute anger assessment call with Alastair Duhs here. 00:01 Introduction and Welcome 01:12 Why You May Not Want to Do an Anger Management Program 01:53 Real Life Stories: Colin and Leon 03:28 The Impact of Anger and the Benefits of Anger Management 04:21 Real Life Story: Jane 06:26 Five Common Reasons for Not Doing an Anger Management Program 06:49 Reason 1: It Won't Work 09:42 Reason 2: It Won't Be Personal Enough 11:46 Reason 3: It Will Take Too Long 13:16 Reason 4: It Will Be Too Expensive 15:09 Reason 5: Not Good with Technology 16:16 Conclusion 16:44 Outro and Disclaimer