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Here's the thing: You don't have to struggle with anxiety and depression. You don't have to stay awake at night worrying yourself to death. In this guide, you'll discover cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a powerful tool you can use to take control of your reactions to stressful situations, even if you've tried and failed to do so in the past.

Anger is universal and far-reaching, touching us all in moments of crisis. While we must tame the emotion for our own benefit, it is not an enemy. In fact, if channeled in a productive way, it can break down barriers that reduce intimacy in personal relationships and stall growth in our professional careers. It is possible to express anger appropriately in order to clear up misunderstandings without hurting anyone. On the other hand, you should never feel hopeless because you feel incapable of mastering the aggression that accompanies your angry emotions.