EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 16 MIN
Transforming Anger: Strategies for Parents and Kids
from Neuroquirky Nexus: Connecting to the wonders of your child’s neurodiversity · host Laurie Bloyer M.Ed.
Send us Fan MailAnger can often feel like an insurmountable challenge, especially in homes with neurodiverse children. Today’s episode focuses on understanding anger as a signal for deeper emotional needs, rather than a negative emotion to suppress. Listen as we explore practical strategies for both parents and children to manage anger effectively and build emotional regulation skills. Laurie Bloyer, your host and learning and life success coach for families with ADHD, guides us through key themes like identifying emotional triggers, the importance of self-regulation for parents, and the essential techniques to teach children how to process their emotions. This episode highlights the significance of repairing relationships following outbursts, emphasizing that it’s not about perfection, but continual progress in fostering understanding and connection. We invite you to uncover tools that not only reduce anger but also enhance emotional health in your family dynamics. Join us for a transformative conversation that encourages exploration of feelings and practicing healthy expression. Ready to conquer the chaos? Subscribe now for more insights and support from our community!
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Send us Fan Mail Anger can often feel like an insurmountable challenge, especially in homes with neurodiverse children. Today’s episode focuses on understanding anger as a signal for deeper emotional needs, rather than a negative emotion to suppress. Listen as we explore practical strategies for both parents and children to manage anger effectively and build emotional regulation skills. Laurie Bloyer, your host and learning and life success coach for families with ADHD, guides us throu...
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