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Excessive Anger Is An Emotional Disorder..Shh! Don't Tell!  Why
does the DSM keep this major problem a secret that it doesn't
talk about?  Anger intensities can range from frustration or
irritation to rage and madness. Anger intensities can range from
frustration or irritation to rage (c) vladacanon Stock
Photography What problem is one of the leading causes for
divorce?  What parenting behavior creates life-long difficulties
for children?  What mistaken habit often causes people to be
fired at work?  What problematic emotional reaction even causes
car accidents?  One answer to all of these questions? Anger.
 Yes, getting mad.    Yet how many times is anger listed in the
index of the DSM 5?  Zero.  That's madness!   Why does this
major cognitive/emotional/behavioral phemonenon continue to be
treated by the authors of our diagnostic manual as if it's a
secret that therapists aren't supposed to label?  I don't get
it.  I wrote about this dreadful gap in a