Anger, Rage and Explosive Outbursts: How to Respond to Your Child or Teen’s Anger
By Kim Abraham, LMSW and Marney Studaker-Cordner, LMSW
Everyone gets angry at times—children and adults alike. Anger is an emotion that can range from slightly irritated, to moderately angry, to full-blown rage. And it can happen quickly. A child's anger naturally makes us feel uncomfortable. As a result, we may try to appease our children, give in to their demands, or avoid certain situations... Read more »