Anger and Grief
When we lose people close to us it is natural to grieve.
Anger can often be a part of the grief process we travel through.
Anger is an emotion characterized by antagonism toward someone or something you feel has deliberately done you wrong.
Encyclopaedia of Psychology
Anger in some cases may be directed at people we believe are in some way to cause for the death or to have not handled matters following the death as we perceive they should have done. In some cases, anger may be directed at anything and everything. The person experiencing the anger can feel wronged and righteous in the way they then deal with others.
When it leads to an obsessive and organized agenda of hate and revenge, anger is not healthy. At times, the anger may be directed at oneRead More »Anger and Grief
