Chronological and reproductive age may significantly influence women's anger levels and their ability to manage them.

If you suspect passive aggression, you can be direct and invite others to express their feelings. If, after your best efforts ...

SEATTLE — That surge of anger and irritability many women experience before their periods doesn’t fade away as they approach menopause — it may actually intensify.

The heat and humidity may make you a bit grumpy — but for those with underlying mood disorders, this season can amplify ...

I’m certified in anger management and perinatal mental health. As a first-generation immigrant from Poland, I also provide support to clients struggling with acculturation and cultural differences.

Aging is significantly related to anger in women, with most indicators of anger expression decreasing with age.

The cardinal symptoms are irritability and abdominal bloating, but mood swings, anger, anxiety/tension, depression or feeling 'blue', loss of control, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, food ...