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Helping Your Angry Child
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This workbook, based on a wide-ranging 10-year clinical study of anger and children by experts in the field, uses enjoyable games and exercises to teach the three critical components of parenting an angry child.
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Detailed Description
By Darlyne Gaynor Nemeth, Ph.D., Kelly Paulk Ray, Ph.D., and Maydel Schexnayder, MS
This workbook, based on a wide-ranging 10-year clinical study of anger and children by experts in the field, uses enjoyable games and exercises to teach the three critical components of parenting an angry child.
The first component explores the concept of good parenting and how to recognize and resolve excess emotional baggage from the past that perpetuates the problem.
The second shows how to understand, recognize, and deal with the anger a child expresses, and offers parents a base from which to teach anger management skills.
The third component addresses how to listen without reacting to a child's anger, how to find practical alternatives to anger, and how to resolve this difficult emotion within the family structure. Illustrations, charts and tables are included.
208 pages. 8.5 x 11. Softcover. 2003.
INH
0412
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