• My Teen Has Anger Issues, How Do I Help Them?

  • Jan 31 2022
  • Length: 19 mins
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My Teen Has Anger Issues, How Do I Help Them?

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  • Let’s be honest.

     

    We’ve all had plenty of angry outbursts in our time. At our friends, at our partners, at ourselves and DEFINITELY at the person who just cut us off in traffic.

     

    With each new “rage session”, though, we learn more about how to keep our anger in check.

     

    But for our teens, under the influence of raging hormones, angry outbursts can become more frequent and harder to control.

     

    So how do we help them tame the beast within? This week, Mads and Angela are back to answer that very question.

     

    This week, they take a deep dive into.

     

    ·        Why our teens get angrier

     

    ·        Techniques to defuse an angry teen

     

    ·        Signs that it might be time to seek clinical help.

     

    NEXT WEEK 

     

    How can I cut down teen’s screen time?

     

    CREDITS:

     

    Host: Madeline West.

     

    Co-Host: Angela Murray.


    Editor: Lachie Flannigan.

     

    GET IN TOUCH:

     

    Follow the show on Instagram @meanagerspodcast


    Got a meanager question you’d like answered on the show? Leave a message on SpeakPipe here


     

    Meanagers is a podcast by Smart Fella Media.

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