Show Me Your Mad Face: Teaching Children to Feel Angry Without Losing ControlThis book helps parents: Recognize angry behavior in children and act before it becomes a problem Understand a child who is often angry and learn what that anger might represent Teach children to stop using angry and aggressive behaviors and learn new, positive ways of behaving and expressing anger or frustration Know when it's a good idea to seek professional help for a child who is often angry Using many examples from her clinical practice and her own family to highlight her helpful advice, Dr. Schnoes offers hope to parents worn out and worried by their children's explosive, angry behavior. |
