Samantha Williams

Anger is a common emotion, and everyone experiences it at some point in their lives. However, when it comes to anger management, parents can be at a distinct disadvantage because they often don’t have an outlet for their anger. This can lead to aggression, which can have lasting effects on their child’s development.

In this book, we explored the various ways in which parents can manage their emotions so that they’re not holding onto feelings of anger and frustration for too long. We also examine how parents can take steps to prevent aggression from taking root in their relationship with their children. 

“Anger Management for Parents” is easy to read and understand. It contains hands-on methods and instructions, so you can follow along with the exercises in your own home. Whether you’re already a parent or are considering becoming one someday soon, it’s important to understand the signs of anger and aggression to recognize them in yourself or your child—and know how best to intervene if necessary!