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Anger

Does your child find it difficult to control their anger?

Anger is an expression of emotions, it is usually underpinned by an emotion that your child is not able to express because they do not have the words, or because they don’t themselves understand how they feel.

Reassure your child that it is ok to be angry, but it is also important that you ensure they know that destructive behaviour as a result of anger is not the best way to deal with their feelings. 

Emotion Coaching is a strategy that can help

In psychology, we often talk to parents/carers and professionals about how to use an Emotion Coaching approach to help children manage their difficult feelings. You can find out more about emotion coaching here:

These useful videos also help you to understand emotion coaching as a strategy:

 

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Here are a list of services that can help with anger. The icons below tell you the type of support available.

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Nottingham City CAMHS

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Nottinghamshire County CAMHS

County

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Depression or Low Mood

Everyone has ups and downs. Sometimes you might feel a bit low, for lots of different reasons. People may say that they are feeling depressed when they are feeling down, but this does not always mean that they have depression.