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When Talking Doesn’t Help Big Feelings

When Talking Doesn’t Help Big Feelings

in Adolescence, agression, Anger, Compassionate Parenting, Latest news, Parenting Help, Positive Discipline, Tantrums 17 days ago 85 0 0

Happy New Year! I hope you and your family came through the festive period as well as possible. January brings lots of resolutions. I do not know about you, but

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When Tempers Flare: Understanding Your Child’s Aggression

When Tempers Flare: Understanding Your Child’s Aggression

in Adolescence, agression, Anger, Attachment, Latest news, Parenting Help, Positive Discipline September 23, 2025 444 0 0

Many parents I meet in my practice tell me the same thing: “My child’s aggression is the hardest behaviour to manage.” In those heated moments, it can feel exhausting, discouraging,

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Holding Big Feelings: The Power of Containment

Holding Big Feelings: The Power of Containment

in ADHD, Adolescence, agression, Anger, anxiety, Attachment, Latest news February 2, 2025 3112 0 0

As parents, we often find ourselves navigating our children’s big emotions, searching the internet, and reading countless books filled with parenting strategies. Yet, many of these techniques don’t seem to

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Positive Discipline Versus Punishment: Choosing the Path to Effective Parenting

Positive Discipline Versus Punishment: Choosing the Path to Effective Parenting

in agression, Anger, Latest news, meltdown, Parenting Help, Positive Discipline, Tantrums February 26, 2024 8618 0 0

I totally understand how challenging it can be when our children question our authority. It’s a common theme that many parents face in my practice. Finding the right balance in

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Surviving the Teenage Transition

Surviving the Teenage Transition

in Adolescence, agression, Anger, anxiety, Compassionate Parenting, Latest news, social anxiety, Stress January 30, 2023 2214 0 0

I remember those feelings. Adolescence is a time of intense emotions, so stress between you is inevitable. Studies have demonstrated the importance of teenagers expressing their emotions in navigating this

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Befriending and Transforming Anger

Befriending and Transforming Anger

in agression, Anger, Latest news April 28, 2021 1897 0 0

Anger is an essential and primary emotion, just like fear, frustration, and joy, yet, it has a terrible reputation. What our children and we do with the anger creates difficulties.

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15 ideas to Calm those Angry Moments

15 ideas to Calm those Angry Moments

in agression, Anger, Positive Discipline October 16, 2019 3012 0 0

Finding your way through those hot and angry moments can feel like the moment will never end. We all need support; for many children, breathing or taking a deep breath

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3 strategies for managing aggression

in agression, Parenting Help August 20, 2017 2357 0 0

Aggression can be present in many forms and is a common theme of discussion with parents. You may notice many “Nero tantrums”, hitting, kicking and biting. Your child may attempt to control you with threats and sometimes damage...

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