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   How do I Manage my child's anger?

   • Managing your child's anger begins with addressing your own emotions first. Handle your own emotional responses first. If your child sees you manage your anger well, they will learn how to do the same. Try putting feelings—yours and your child's—into words. Talk about the anger—and the hurt and wounds that led to the anger.

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   Can children be taught anger management?

   • With the right tools and techniques, even young children can be taught to see anger differently and maintain or regain control over how they feel (Snowden, 2018). Many of the most helpful techniques in anger management therapy are ones that children can take to adulthood.

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   What should I do if my child is angry?

   • Positive feedback is important. Praise your child's efforts and your own efforts, no matter how small. This will build your child's confidence in their ability to manage their anger. It will also help them feel that you're both learning together. If you're concerned your child's anger is harmful to them or people around them, you could talk to a:

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   Where can I get help with anger in children?

   • For more support with anger in children, you could phone the YoungMinds parents' helpline free on 0808 802 5544 (9.30am to 4pm, Monday to Friday). Other sources of help and support include: If you have older children, find out more about talking to teenagers and coping with your teenager.

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   Can a child learn how to express anger?

   • Any child can learn that they have choices when it comes to expressing anger. They can learn to express anger assertively instead of aggressively. This knowledge is power.

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   Sep 26, 2023 · If your child sees you manage your anger well, they will learn how to do the same. Try putting feelings—yours and your child's—into words. Talk about the anger—and the hurt and wounds...

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   Oct 9, 2023 · Why do kids get angry? How can kids learn how to control their explosive behavior? What can parents to do help their children handle anger?

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   • Set limits BEFORE you get angry. Often when we get angry at our children, it’s because we haven’t set a limit, and something is grating on us. The minute you start getting angry, it’s a signal to do something.
   • Calm yourself down BEFORE you take action. When you feel this angry, you need a way to calm down. Awareness will always help you harness your self-control and shift your physiology: Stop, Drop (your agenda, just for a minute), and Breathe.
   • Take Five. Recognize that an angry state is a terrible starting place to intervene in any situation. Instead, give yourself a timeout and come back when you're able to be calm.
   • Listen to your anger, rather than acting on it. Anger, like other feelings, is as much a given as our arms and legs. What we’re responsible for is what we choose to do with it.

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   Jun 30, 2023 · Tools and techniques to teach kids anger management strategies. The activities that follow encourage children to approach their anger habits with openness and kindness. Once identified, they can adopt coping mechanisms to cultivate more pleasant, positive states of mind (Snowden, 2018).

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   • In order for children to understand the difference between bad and good behaviours—and ascertain which are ultimately more rewarding—they need to fully understand what they are doing right, not simply what they are doing wrong.
   • Lead by example. Children learn primarily by observing the adults around them, so modelling appropriate behaviour is an excellent way to teach children what to do, and what not to do.
   • Ensure that children have plentiful physical outlets. Children have an immense amount of energy, and pent-up energy can quickly turn into frustration and anger.
   • Set up the surroundings to discourage aggressive behaviour; if certain activities seem to trigger it, provide viable, enjoyable substitutes. Keep the environment around the child calm and eschew too many confining rules.

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   Aug 8, 2017 · Find a therapist to heal from anger. How can I help a child who has anger issues? Any person at any age can learn that they have choices when it comes to how to express anger. The good news is...

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   It may not be obvious to you or your child why they're feeling angry. If that's the case, it's important to help them work out what might be causing their anger. Read talking to your child about feelings. Tackle anger together. Team up with your child to help them deal with their anger.