77. Teaching Children About Anger | Anger Series

Send us your thoughts through Fan Mail In this special episode for parents, we share some practical ways for helping children manage anger in a healthy way. Drawing from my therapy experience, this episode covers ideas on how to teach kids about emotions, build coping skills, and respond to anger using books and games. As parents, we have the unique opportunity to teach our children how to manage their emotions in a way that honors God. When children learn these skills early, they are better equipped to handle life’s challenges with self-control, wisdom, and a heart that reflects Christ. This is our final episode in our Anger Series. Coping Skills Cards Digital Download from Etsy - These 28 illustrated skill cards are designed to teach child how to cope with their many emotions in a healthy way. These cards can be printed on cardstock or be laminated for repeated use. Blank spaces are also provided for kids to draw their own coping skills. Send me an EMAIL for questions, resources, or to let me know how you teach your child about anger. Support the show ______________________________ Learn more about becoming a Christian: How to Know Jesus: An Invitation into God's Story (Podcast Episode) How to Be Saved (Resources on my Website) ________________________________ Get Healey's Books: Changing Your Feelings - A Workbook for Anxiety and Worry The Red Ball, A Story of Friendship and Forgiveness The Companion Activity Book for The Red Ball The Worried Little Goat _______________________________ For free Mental Health Resources: Create an account on my website for unlimited resource access! *This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. I approach scripture through the lens of a Christian licensed counselor, combining biblical insight with clinical understanding of emotional health. It does not constitute professional advice or is intended to diagnose/treat any disorders and does not constitute a client-therapist relationship. *Any links to specific resources or content (outside of my own) are not an endorsement of the entire websi...