When You're Angry at Your Kids |
Q: I get really angry with my kids, and I'm afraid I might do or say something to hurt them. Where can I get some help?
A: Parenting is a tough job, and there are few absolutes. Frustration can lead to anger, which can lead to verbal or physical abuse.
- In most communities, parenting classes or seminars are offered at schools, churches, community organizations, or community colleges.
- Licensed marriage and family counselors specialize in family-related concerns.
- Your doctor, pastor, spouse, and friends can provide you with support and suggestions.
- Set reasonable rules. Be consistent, fair, and loving, and listen to what your children have to say too.
- Resolve problems when they first arise – before anyone becomes angry.
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| Written by: Larry Axmaker, EdD, PhD |
| Date Published: November 08,2001
Date Reviewed: December 07,2007 |
| Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice or diagnosis of specific medical conditions. You should seek prompt professional medical attention if you have a particular concern about your health or specific symptoms. Wellsource, Inc. is not liable for any health consequences resulting from your use of this site.
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