By OnlineCounselling4U
Have a casual conversation with them to stop your partner from shouting at you. There is no requirement that it be profound or meaningful.
When the shouting becomes unbearable and you feel like you have no control over the situation, leave the situation.
Once you've convinced your Partner that there is a communication gap, convince him/her that this gap is leading to a host of issues in your relationship.
Have an open mind when your partner eventually explains the cause of this, and let's say the issue is tied to you. This is when a lot of acceptance is required.
Make your partner understand how shouting at you in front of my child is having an impact on your children.
Ask you to have a lot of patience. You'll start appreciating your partner for trying once you notice a small improvement. Affirm this change with your partner.
The victim of shouting may experience severe stress and trauma. This has usually brought on depression. Request that he/she visit a therapist.
It's difficult to deal with Shouting in anger. You must let your partner know that you will no longer tolerate his screaming if he/she doesn't stop.