In-person Health & Wellness

Anger Management For Women

Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025
6:00pm to 9:00pm

The Family Centre
Tickets are $100 or more
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Nov.
18

The Women and Anger Workshop offers practical strategies for managing anger, enabling you to foster positive relationships and resolve conflicts in a constructive and healthy manner.

Anger is a natural emotion you experience when something doesn’t go as planned or someone contradicts what you think is “right.” People of all ages and personalities experience anger but how we respond to it varies greatly from person to person.

When anger becomes an issue, you may find yourself holding in negative thoughts, taking your negativity out on others, and in some cases, even acting impulsively or doing something you are ashamed of. For women, you may have challenges setting boundaries in relationships, which may contribute to your angry feelings. This is when you need strategies to effectively express your anger.

Who can attend?
This class is open to anyone who identifies their gender as female and is aged 18 or over, and is interested in learning more about healthy ways to express anger and resolve conflict.

What will you learn?
You will learn how to address anger as a normal, healthy emotion by understanding:

  • The underlying emotions connected with anger in women
  • Your own triggers for anger
  • Effective ways to deal with and express anger
  • Ways to set healthy boundaries in relationships
  • How to manage stress
  • How to effectively communicate and resolve conflict
  • Why self-esteem/self-worth affect anger

By the end of the session, you will feel more comfortable:

  • Communicating, resolving conflict, setting boundaries, and asserting yourself
  • Sharing your most important concerns with others
  • Identifying personal traits to address specific issues, such as positive self-esteem, healthy boundaries, stress management, and emotional triggers
  • Solving day-to-day problems and challenges

The Family Centre

9912-106 Street
Edmonton, AB, T5K 1C5


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