Adaptive Anger - a homeostatic factor in psychotherapy
October 29th, 2009 by Robert DePaolo | Posted in Psychotherapy | 1 Comment » | 979 views | 
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This article discusses anger as a psycho-biological adaptation and suggests ways by which to utilize and incorporate it into the counseling process. Anger is further discussed as a homeostatic adjustment by which anxiety, depression and ego diffusion can be temporarily ameliorated in order to facilitate symptomatic improvement and self-restoration for the client.
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