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Posts Tagged ‘anger in children and teens’

Angry Kids and the At-Home Working Parents Who Love Them.

By Laurie Hollman, Ph.D. | July 3, 2020

Does your child’s alarm clock turn a wakeup call into a moody battle because he doesn’t see the point when he’s not going to school or camp due to COVID restrictions? Does your teen drop all his clothes on the floor, so you can’t walk through his room? Or, do you feel like your teen…

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How Busy Working Parents Manage Anger in Their Kids

By Laurie Hollman, Ph.D. | May 23, 2018

Do you find your mind is lingering at work about how angry your son or daughter has been lately? Does this impact your productivity at work? The best advice for you as a mother or father is to learn The Parental Intelligence Way. When at home, leave your work aside and attend to your angry…

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