Anger

The number of families who complain that their children are angry is increasing day by day. Examples of violence can be given in a wide range from crying crises of children to physical harm to others, themselves or the things around them. Does the child express himself in this way because he is not really understood and understood? Or does he resort to these behaviors because he cannot get what he wants, rather than not being understood?

How often do you express your feelings? Do you know your feelings? Do we think expressing your feelings will make you look weak? Is anger the only emotion you can express? Does not being able to express your feelings cause you anxiety and anxiety? Would you like to be able to express your feelings more easily?

You have lost your control at work or at home, you can no longer stand anything or anyone, you are either at a level that will harm you or yourself, you can’t hold back and …

Recommendations for parents of individuals with high anger levels during adolescence.

Anger becomes a problem only if it is not managed in a healthy way. Anger is an emotion like our other emotions, anger itself is not a problem, how to deal with it, anger control is important. There can be many different reasons for the expression of anger to be expressed with aggression. It may be a misconception to always think that it is only associated with a difficulty in anger management.

Being a social being is one of the consequences of being angry sometimes. Sometimes we get angry at our parents, siblings, friends, teachers, relatives, those we live in the same society, and even ourselves. As bad as it may sound to be angry, it is natural. We should not forget that we are not angels and that we have such traits so that we do not blame ourselves for these feelings. What matters is how we reveal and reflect this emotion. As children, we watch and record who reacts to what and how. When it’s our turn, we put what we know into practice. In this respect, the first thing to do is to examine what family members do with their own anger and offer positive role models for children. It will be better to use open communication and encourage the child to talk about the reasons behind his or her feelings, rather than preventing the child from projecting their anger and threatening them.

Anger; It is the impulse of aggression/anger felt in situations such as the reaction to undesired results, unmet expectations, and frustration …

First of all, when we look at the scores of the students from the Trait Anger subscale, no significant difference was found between the genders …

Puberty; It can be considered as the transition period from childhood to adulthood. Completing this process is actually an indication that the …

Our emotions form the basic building blocks of our lives. We feel good or bad based on our emotions, whereas there is no such thing as good or …