“The bad effect of anger on children is wide-ranging and will eventually ruin their lives if proper anger management techniques are not put in place. For example, prolonged aggression can worsen their anxiety and prolong their depression and even cut their life short.” – Allen Underwood, Jnr. Whether your kid bangs the door, shatters his iPad against the floor when he's frustrated, because the internet network is too slow, or he yells and swears when he can’t get his point of view across to you adequately, he is bound to have serious problems. While some teens release their anger verbally, others may become physically violent. And if they don't learn how to manage their anger at a younger age, it will have a long-lasting effect on them—they'll have problems in their relationship, in their careers, in fact anywhere they find themselves. Although anger is a normal, healthy emotion, it's important to know how to control it. When a situation that rouses up anger develops, you will be able to express it in a socially appropriate manner. Anger management has become one of the most important skills teens nowadays should learn. This book consists of different techniques to teach anger management and controlling unpleasant emotions. Your kid will learn how to manage crises and learn responsibility even at a young age.
