Anger control

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Recommended age: 6-12For: Individuals or groupsRequires: Parent or professional to facilitate Includes: Two PDF worksheets (Download here or at the end of the post)Will enhance social and emotional skills: • Self Awareness: Identify own beliefs and values • Social Awareness: Respect for others • Responsible decision-making skillsAre you looking for a simple activity for your child to identify their values that is fun and engaging?Or maybe you are wondering, why it is important for children…

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When you feel angry at someone, it's like they have a remote control over your emotions.They push your buttons and make you react in a way they want. But if you let go of that anger, you take back control of yourself, like turning off the remote control. You decide how you feel and act, not them. . . . ➤FOLLOW FOR MORE 🤝 . . . #anger #control #peace #peaceful #people #kind #kindness #appreciate #fypシ #viral #explore

Resources to help you become a more self-controlled family(not just teaching kids self-control, but mom and dad, too) in 1 month.

Great idea and great addition to the iceberg model

Knowing how to control anger issues is key in regard to keeping negative emotions in check, so here's how to stop impulsive behavior and get both your feelings and temper under control before you do something you'll regret.