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A member asked:
Are there psychiatric medications that could help someone with anger management? i don't know if my dad would take them, but still.
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Yes: There are several medications used to help reduce behavioral agitation or aggression. Your dad would benefit from an evaluation to determine if he has a mood disorder such as Depression or Bipolar Disorder. The answer to your question is "yes" there are medications available to help someone manage their anger. Individual or group therapy are also important treatment options as well.
Answered 1/11/2017
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