McInnis shares some steps you’re able to take to help them.
Urge Professional Help
Encourage the person to see a mental healthcare professional, such as a therapist.
Many therapists specialize in anger management and anger issues.
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Identify one that could be appropriate for the person and encourage them to join it.
Roughly 10% of anger experiences are followed by aggression.
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