Childhood is the age when a person's thoughts, feelings, and habits develop the fastest, but if your child starts getting angry over small things, shouts over every little thing, or never accepts his ...

Children who are persistently sad or anxious can find play therapy a safe and confidential way to work out their problems, as can those who are angry or have trouble adjusting to change.

If your child is constantly angry and this is bothering you, then today we will tell you some easy tips which can calm your ...

“When a teen feels angry or irritable, it’s often a combination of them actually feeling disappointed, embarrassed, guilty, or sad,” says Laura White, PhD, MS, a child and adolescent psychologist at ...

A group of children describe what they do when they feel angry to help them calm down. Some of the children are able to describe how their anger feels. A role-play illustrates that there are ...