(OUR HOME STUDY PROGRAMME WITH AN ADDITIONAL DVD AND AUDIO CD launches March 2016)
Why Did My Kid Turn Out So Angry and What Can I Do About It? Anger Management parents teenagers can help.
Is your teenager ruining their chances in life and causing upset at home and/or at school?
Are they getting into trouble, fighting or facing court or jail?
Do you ever wonder how it ended up this way?
Would you like to get help for them but don’t know where to start?
Do you sometimes wonder if things will ever be right again?
It’s tough when you are the parent of an angry teenager. It can also be tough being the teenager. You can see the damage that they are causing but often they can’t. You love your child and feel guilty about despising the things they say and do. You may have thought that this was just a phase they were going through, but it’s gone on way too long to be just that.
Our Anger Management for Parents and teenagers is a pathway to helping your child whilst keeping your own sanity.
Why Did My Kid Turn Out So Angry and What Can I Do About It?
- Is your teenager ruining their chances in life and causing upset at home and/or at school?
- Are they getting into trouble, fighting or facing court or jail?
- Do you ever wonder how it ended up this way?
- Would you like to get help for them but don’t know where to start?
- Do you sometimes wonder if things will ever be right again?
It’s tough when you are the parent of an angry teenager. You can see the damage that they are causing but often they can’t. You love your child and feel guilty about despising the things they say and do. You may have thought that this was just a phase they were going through, but it’s gone on way too long to be just that.
Our Anger Management for Parents and Teenagers is a pathway to helping your child whilst keeping your own sanity.
Included in this Anger Management Parents Teenagers programme
- How to get to the root cause of your child’s anger
- When to use a the stick approach and when to use the carrot approach
- Learn coping strategies for yourself and for them
- How to decide if they really have an Anger problem or are just going through a phase
- What to do if they get conflicting messages from different adults (inc. step parents)
- Learn our practical three part system to deal with anger
But it’s a lot more than a what a book could deliver . . .
You also receive a DVD full of useful videos giving tips and hints based on the real life stories of parents and young people.
PLUS
You get a CD to play at home or in the car (or download to your I-Pod or MP3 player) with a whole hour of real world practical and proven ways to deal with anger.
What do People say about our Anger Management Programmes?
“I felt at the end of my tether with nowhere to turn, this programme really helped me focus on areas I could work with, it’s a start and I can see things getting gradually better”
Mrs. Taylor. Erdington, Birmingham.
Included in this Anger Management Parents Teenagers programme
- How to get to the root cause of your child’s anger
- When to use the stick approach and when to use the carrot approach
- How creating wings and roots for your child can help balance your parenting style
- Learn coping strategies for yourself and for them
- How to decide if they really have an Anger problem or are just going through a phase
- What to do if they get conflicting messages from different adults (inc. step parents)
- Learn our practical three part system to deal with anger
But it’s a lot more than a what a book could deliver . . .
You also receive a Anger Management parents and teenagers DVD full of useful videos giving tips and hints based on the real life stories of parents and young people.
PLUS
You get a CD to play at home or in the car (or download to your I-Pod or MP3 player) with a whole hour of real world practical and proven ways to deal with anger.
What do People say about our Anger Management Programmes?
“I felt at the end of my tether with nowhere to turn, this programme really helped me focus on areas I could work with, it’s a start and I can see things getting gradually better”
Mrs. Taylor. Erdington, Birmingham.
“My daughter would say the most hurtful things and even hit me once, I wanted to know why this is happening and was it something I was doing wrong”
Mary, Gornal Nr Dudley.