About This Book

Written by Eliane Whitehouse, Managing Anger in Children: A Guide for Educators and Parents provides a structured approach to helping children aged 6-12 years understand and manage their anger constructively. Tailored for classroom use, this resource book offers practical activities, worksheets, and strategies to teach children effective communication of emotions and healthy coping mechanisms.

Targeting educators, teachers, school counselors, parents, and psychologists who work with children facing anger issues, the book bridges the gap between classroom intervention strategies and practical family guidance. It emphasizes clear communication skills for expressing emotions appropriately, distinguishing between fear of children's anger and providing strategies to overcome that fear, making it a valuable tool for both educators and parents.

With its clear approach and engaging activities, Managing Anger in Children equips adults with the knowledge and tools to support children in developing healthy coping mechanisms for managing anger constructively, promoting emotional well-being and positive social interactions.