HOW TO MANAGE YOUR ANGER AND FRUSTRATION DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

The year 2020 is the worst year for all of us. In January there was only 1 case of coronavirus in India but as of now, there are 14.35 Lakhs cases out of which 4.85 cases are active.

We have to wear a mask, sanitize our hands, and maintain social distancing whenever we go outside for some work. These steps are important for the safety of our life and our family members. There were both losses of life and jobs. So, It is obvious to feel frustrated and show anger even on small things.

Here are a few tips which you must follow to manage your frustration and anger in this difficult times.

The first and foremost thing which you have to do is to figure out the actual reason of your anger.
Do share your feelings with your family and friends.
Devote some time in exercise. This not only helps you to release your mental stress but also keeps you physically fit.
Engage yourself in something you will love to do.

These are some of the ways to manage your frustration and anger during this difficult time. Always remember that nothing is permanent in this life. This difficult time will soon pass by. Just we have to face it patiently and never lose hope.

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