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Universal · Emotion Regulation

Anger Management Worksheet

Triggers, early warnings, and a tiered cool-down plan

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Anger usually has a trigger, an early warning sign, and a tipping point. Mapping all three is what makes a cool-down plan actually work.

Most common trigger this month
Body warning signs (jaw, fists, heat)
Thought warning signs (the story I tell)
Where I usually catch it (0 calm — 10 explosive)
none
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most
Early (0–3)
What works here
Rising (4–6)
What works here
Hot (7–10)
Exit / cool-down plan
Repair script if I went over the line
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