Multiple Personality Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorders are often linked, since patients with MPD are severely abused survivors in all cases as a rule. Multiple Personality Disorders often have symptoms, including distinct personalities, including different genders, or ages, multiple signatures, different IQs, personality types, amnesia, voices within the head, frequent nightmares, the us of we when referring to self, outer body experiences and so forth. The patients are often left alone in the world since rarely does the researchers, experts, philosophers and so on have enough information put together to understand this diagnoses. As a survivor of both Multiple Personality and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, I can tell you in most cases do you ever hear the truth in full about multiple personality disorders. The distance between Multiple Personality Disorders and other common disorders is that MPD patients will fight against lying, strive for accuracy, and enforce precision. As a rule most female patients are rarely violent, however there has been known cases of male patients that were sent to prison for rape, robbery, and other crimes. The fact is the patient was merely acting on a “Projection” and “Interjection” that was sent to him by another alter. In other words, the patient is reliving a horrific moment that probably including rape, robbery or other crimes, and acted out on his visual actions. This means that the patient was thinking that he was fighting, or retaliating or reenacting what the perpetrator did to him. I am not writing many details about Multiple Personality Disorder since I have an upcoming book going on the market. Any information about Multiple Personality Disorder will be provided in great details in my book, I am afraid to close my eyes, when I open them, I might not be me…the Black Demon. Multiple Personality Disorder is a REAL disorder without fictional characters, as many believe. The personalities, including child alters, adult, teen, elderly, are all sub parts of an actually human being that was traumatized beyond a persons ability to cope with trauma. Multiple Personality patients often suffer anorexia and bulimia; they may also suffer from sleeping disorders and discomforts. Some of the personalities are stronger than others, and most all multiple personality survivors are artistic and highly creative. Multiple Personality patients are also extremely intelligent. This diagnosis takes years to relieve, and most therapists will avoid diagnosing a patient even if he or she has two or all of the symptoms of multiple personality disorder. Multiple personality patients also have difficulty with medical treatment, since the blood rates raise and lower, MRI can find seizures one day and nothing the next, respiratory rates often flounder, and some alters may even be blind. The person often goes through life with this disorder, and when they reach a certain age, shattering beyond coping begins. This is when Integration needs to take place. Integration is the processing of sending the alters to an area of the mind for permanent stay. Once the Integration process is completed, most MPD patients are lost in the world. After living an entire life with ‘families’ within, and then all of sudden coming into a corrupted system all alone with little support, is it any wonder they often hate life after Integration. The people often feel a sense of loss when Integrated, since the only family they knew and loved is now sitting comfortable in the chambers of their mind, while they have to deal with all the lying, stealing, controversies, work, and other life stressors alone. The personalities once Integrated can still communicate with the patient, however it is never the same. Most MPD patients also have posttraumatic stress disorders, since trauma from early childhood and throughout their lives is the ONLY reason MPD develops in the first place. There has been many arguments on this controversial disorder, but the fact is, it is real and we must face the truth of its diagnose. The many controversies that has swept the market is often linked to criminals that used this diagnose as an excuse to get away with crime. Had the system been informed and accepted MPD as a real disorder, they wouldn’t have been so naïve as to believe just anyone claiming to have Multiple Personality Disorder, and would have stopped the defendant at the front door.

When we are angry, we often find a way to deal with the stress that anger brings. Some of us however cannot find a way to deal with our anger. A faithful strategy I used to deal with anger is to handle the situation when the opportunity arises. If someone does something to hurt me, it depends on the situation but I got resources, therefore I put those to good use. When I feel sometimes, I go inside my mind, find a restful area, and talk to myself. I often find humor whether it is ironic, ridiculous dark, humorous, or what have you. Anything that makes me laugh often relieves the stress my body and mind feels when I am angry. Blowing up at the source that made us angry is not the answer. This only creates a more difficult problem. Therefore, if you have a problem with anger you might want to go to anger management where psychotherapy is available. Anger management helps a person to get in contact with his or her mind. It helps them to see that anger is the root of emotions that are out of control. It also helps the person to see that anger can be controlled if you learn behavior strategies to modify your attitude. If you have problems with anger, you might have an underlying situation, which includes mental illness, alcohol or drugs. Do you drink heavily? If so this affects the body, mind, and will make it difficult to manage your anger when you are threatened or feel as though someone let you down. If you are taking drugs, you may want to consider that drugs can cause great harm to both your mind and body and enhance your mood, making it easier for you to explode when you are anger. Drugs never help, they only cause more harm. If you have mental illness, you might want to consult with an expert in the mental health industry to learn more about your problem. Symptoms are a part of mental illness and anger is one of the many signs that mental illness includes. Not every personality disorder has anger problems, but many of the mental ill do. The symptoms may include inability to comprehend, which often causes anger to erupt since the person has difficulty understanding the person speaking with them. Another symptom in mental illness that causes anger is voices outside the head. If you are hearing those negative voices telling you that someone is going to kill you, or instructing you to kill someone you love it can drive a person mad. Hallucination is another symptom in mental illness that can make a person deranged or angry. When you are seeing things that do not exist, yet appear real, it makes you angry inside when the symptoms subside and you find that you are out in left field. Delusions can also trick the emotions and make us feel out of control. When a person does not have control of his or her being, it often frustrates the person, making them angry. Anger is also created when person’s behaviors are criminal, or potentially criminal oriented. If you have a compulsive lying habit then it often degrades your being and makes you angry. You might blow up at someone for simple words, but the source that made you angry is no one but your self. Likewise, if you are thief it is also degrading and will only dehumanize and deprive you of the ability to control your emotions. If you are experiencing any of the listed sources of anger then anger management is a great start to dealing with your emotions and anger. Anger management is a form of psychotherapy that offers you the tools to learn behavior and control anger. The systematic problem can help you to learn to associate with others without blowing your fuse. If you have difficulty, speaking up then anger management will guide you through the steps to recovery. You will address your problems, learn how to manage them, and learn how to function as a healthy person in society. Anger is good, but when it becomes a problem then anger management is the solution to success.

Anger is an emotion, but when a person is ignited with anger and explodes, then you are looking at one of the signs of mental illness. Most persons that endure igniting anger will confuse or misunderstand others when they are speaking. You can merely ask them what they expect of you when they are mad and they will flare up at you. Often this type of person will ignore your pleas to compromise and blow up in a rage avoiding every word you say. They often make a mountain out of a molehill and will go to all lengths to convince you they did nothing wrong. Everyone is wrong, but the person kicking, striking, cursing, belittling, and so forth. No matter what you do, you can never when if a person is angry. In other instances, an angry person may allow others to take advantage of them, and in this instance, the angry person is often correct. It depends on the person, but we all handle anger differently. Experts believe that angry persons often close their anger inside allowing it to develop into an explosive state, and this is often due to depression or anxiety that is instigating the anger. Anger is often dealt with on passive/aggressive levels, meaning that a person can vent their anger toward others in appropriate aptitudes, such as fighting a corrupted system through protest. Others may avoid issues as they arise, and drag the issues to the point of out of control. Other angry people take their hurt out on other people. For example if you were reduced to a lower position by a friend you might wait until you get home and take the emotions out on your family. This is a common form of anger. It is also common to justify a behavior when a person acts out inappropriately. Stress is another leading cause of anger outbursts. Most times when we are stressed, we feel excessive tension build, irritable, frustrated and so forth. The elements combined are enough to make anyone burst in an uproar. When a person is stress they will feel angry at the world around them, sad at the way they feel, and nervous as a result of standing on shaky grounds. Most of us endure stress or have different stressors in our life, including family problems, society issues, and financial obligations. We are all pressured everyday by someone in the system. Therefore, stress is one of the leading causes of anger management. It is not uncommon for individuals to snap at their families, avoid responsibilities from time to time, and even have problems going to sleep at night. This is all a part of life and stress. Persons that grieve over a death, or suffering from a handicap may often find it difficult to manage their anger. There are all sorts of reasons that we all express anger. Some of us will avoid situations to eliminate anger outbursts. For example, a person with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder has symptoms including flashbacks, which makes them a prime candidate to explode. These types of individuals will often stay out of society, or completely away from people, including family, friends and so on to avoid conflict. For PTSD or posttraumatic stress survivors this is often best since most people in society have no responsibility when it comes to other peoples feelings. Regardless of the situation and why the anger problem exists, it is a mechanism we all have to understand. It is ok to be angry with someone that harms, disrupts our lives, threatens, belittle, or hurts us in any way. It is not ok to beat the person up, or brutally attack the person verbally or mentally, unless that person is promoting a fight. In most instances, we can avoid conflict; however, there are times that we cannot escape. The solution then is learning to address problems in a tactful manner to avoid difficult situations that lead to more problems. When we ignite anger we never know what the results may return, therefore, it is best to let anger go and control the emotions that anger us all. It makes sense to walk with caution through life, since anger can kill.

There are many experts claiming to have all the answers for controlling anger. The problem is not all persons with anger act out in the same way. Anger is something we all experience in our lifetime. The problem is not all of us can deal with our emotions appropriately. Some of us when angered will confront the person that upset us, while others will wait for a time before going back to the person and confronting them, only exploding while doing so. Anger is an emotion that explodes when someone frightens us, threatens us, betrays, obstructs, disregards us, or harms us in some way. When this happens, a person will often strike out or ignore the problem until it burns deep in the person’s soul and causes an explosion. We can see that if someone is attempting to harm us our natural instincts tell us to fight. If the possibility is available for us to leave the presence of the human being without harm, then we often resort to this method first. However, in most cases, we are not able to walk away then it is time to pull out the sword and battle. If we do not have, anger pushes us to protect then we are in a world of trouble. It takes a real person to walk away from a fight, but what if your back is against the wall. How are you going to handle it? Effective talk can go a long way in a fight. If you know how to use your words with assertiveness, you can walk away from most battles. However, if you do not have this ability your fist better be up and ready to attack. One of the best solutions I found for avoiding both anger and harm is to remove myself permanently from bad influences and environments. This not only prevents problem it also helps me to function accordingly in life. The problem is we cannot always avoid persons that disrespect us, betray us, cheat us, lie to us, or even threaten us. Therefore, we must learn a way to use our anger positive, rather than continue a way that makes matters worse. We can see all the elements that invoke anger when we travel, at home, at school and so forth. There is no way to escape problems, or people that annoy us, therefore, we are a system of angry people needing anger management skills. When a person is angry, his physical tells him or her that a threat is made against the being. The body will respond, acting out with accelerated palpitations of the heart, the pupils flare, the breath increases or decreases, and our tone is louder when we speak. The body will tell us with dry mouth and tension of the body that we are mad. If two people engage, in an angry moment, it is best to step back and deal with the problem once you have both calmed down. If a person has angry issues it is, best to tell the person I will talk with you later, since this is going nowhere. Try to use positive talk to calm the person, rather than joining in the heated dispute. If the person has, a problem with anger the last thing you want is to get hurt mentally, verbally, or physically. Anger depends on the person’s attitude, and if that person is negative, you can bet his or her level of anger will be out of control. A person with anger problems will often attack by insulting you verbally, striking you physically, or mentally belittling you. If you are dealing with this type of person, you will need to learn techniques to deal with this person, unless you plan to leave them behind. Most of this type of person views the world as a source of evil. The entire world around them is responsible for the person feeling angry, since the actions forced them to think this way. In light, this person is correct to a degree; however, he or she has not learned how to manage their anger. When a person feels like this, they often neglect seeing that their success is a failure in many cases because of their behaviors. Therefore, we need them to see that anger management is controlling anger.

When emotions are, flaring then we are subject to deal with uncontrolled anger. Anger is an emotion that we all deal with. Some of us handle problems assertively while others are aggressive. Anger either makes our life successful or makes our life miserable. If you are an angry person, you might want to get help, since your life is subject to chaos. Anger management offers great courses to angry people helping them to cope with their emotions. The psychotherapists will help you to get in touch with your emotions by talking through the clutters in your mind. You will enjoy a group of people similar to your self and listen to the many problems these people face every day. When you are socializing and hearing problems others face you might find that your problem is not as big as it seemed. Problems are solvable and anger management can teach you to find resources that help you to deal with your problems. Triggers often interrupt emotions causing anger to surface. Anger management classes are designed and ready to help you to understand your triggers, how to avoid them, and how to deal with them when they erupt. If you are subject to anger, you can look back at the many problems you faced to see how you dealt with them, and what the consequences of your anger were. If you see that your consequences are succeeding your anger problems then you know that you will need a new course in life. Review the situations individually to see if there was something, you could have changed during the action. Review the problem to see if something you did added to your burden. After you are done reviewing and see that your anger caused more problems for you then you can learn some techniques that help you to cope with your emotions and reduce your problems. An effective approach is dealing with diaphragmatic breathing. If you are hyperactive ventilating when you are angry you are only intensify the situation. Therefore, you must learn breathing techniques that help control your breathing. When you feel worried, stressed, and angry it is helpful to slow down a take a few deep breaths before dealing with the problem. You might want to consider your thinking. If you feel that one problem leads to another and there is nothing short of surviving through the issues then you are a negative thinker. Sure, one problem can lead to another problem. If you prepare your self for by including resources and searching your mind, you might see a way out of the problems as they occur. Let us take a look at a woman that has a series of problems and see how she manages the problems. The woman has a teenage child and was living in a dangerous environment, which included criminal behaviors. The woman knew she had to remove her child and self from this environment, yet she knows she does not have enough funds to rent another home. Therefore, she is homeless once she leaves the environment. Rather than floundering in her emotions, she takes control and calls a friend asking for help. The friend comes as quickly as possible and provides her child and self a temporarily home. She knows that she has to move from this environment soon, so she reviews her mind and considers all resources available to her. Now, she has pride and a making a little money through her own home business but she calls the Department of Social Services and explains her situation. The program instructs her to find a home within her means and then contact them as soon as the place is available. She is told that she will be placed on an emergency list for the homeless and now has hope that her problems will reduce. Now, before she left the first environment there was a violent outburst from the first party. Instead of retaliating, she controlled her anger and walked past the woman without speaking a word. Now if she had retaliated she would be in jail since the woman owned the home where she stayed and then she would have a bigger problem than homeless. When emotions are flaring and anger is out of control stay in charge!