| Anger Management for Children |
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In this program, children learn that bad things happen when they get angry. They examine when they get angry, who
they think makes them angry, and what feelings they have when they show their anger. Next they learn behaviors to
control their anger—what they can do instead. Children are given very specific age-appropriate exercises to do in a
fun-filled environment. They examine very complicated anger issues in a very simple, gentle way. They learn how to
overcome their anger through experiential exercises that also serve to enhance their self-esteem.
they think makes them angry, and what feelings they have when they show their anger. Next they learn behaviors to
control their anger—what they can do instead. Children are given very specific age-appropriate exercises to do in a
fun-filled environment. They examine very complicated anger issues in a very simple, gentle way. They learn how to
overcome their anger through experiential exercises that also serve to enhance their self-esteem.
| Who Should Attend: |
Children showing their
tempers too often
Children who want
to feel better about
themselves
Children who want to
practice their social
skills
Children who bully
Children who are bullied
tempers too often
Children who want
to feel better about
themselves
Children who want to
practice their social
skills
Children who bully
Children who are bullied
| OUR CHILDREN'S PROGRAM |
“I can’t believe the
changes that have
happened with my son.
He has gotten his
anger under control
and he feels better
about himself. He loves
going to the group.”
Barbara W.
changes that have
happened with my son.
He has gotten his
anger under control
and he feels better
about himself. He loves
going to the group.”
Barbara W.
Our children’s anger management program is geared
toward using age appropriate activities and games to
assist children with controlling their anger. It deals with
such behaviors as:
toward using age appropriate activities and games to
assist children with controlling their anger. It deals with
such behaviors as:
 | Bullying and teasing | |
| Feeling sad but doing bad | |
| Dealing with gremlins | |
| Naming your gremlin | |
| Playing with your gremlin | |
| Controlling your gremlin | |
| Making friends and making up | |
| Feeling good about yourself | |
| 516-764-2526 |
| Marriage and Family Therapy of New York |
542 Lakeview Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY 11570 19 West 34th Street, New York, NY 62 Storry Hill Rd., Kerhonkson, NY 12446
© 2007 Child Anger Management Site By: Joan D. Atwood
© 2007 Child Anger Management Site By: Joan D. Atwood