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Personal Development
Early Childhood Anger Management
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelThis child psychology course on childhood development delves into the critical aspect of childhood anger management. Since anger in children can be a complicated issue to resolve, we identify the underlying causes, types and treatment options available to make life easier for families. We provide practical strategies to help parents and childcare providers cope with temper tantrums and teach children how to control their emotions and behaviour.
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Early Childhood Anger Management
Learn how to help children develop the ability to manage their anger in this free online child psychology course.
This child psychology course on childhood development delves into the critical aspect of childhood anger management. Since anger in children can be a complicated issue to resolve, we identify the underlying causes, types and treatment options available to make life easier for families. We provide practical strategies to help parents and childcare providers cope with temper tantrums and teach children how to control their emotions and behaviour.
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Module 111 Lessons
Childhood Anger Management
In this module, we will go through the main characteristics of anger among children and the coping mechanisms available to overcome it. We will examine the leading causes of rage among children and its connection with other mental conditions. The essential skills and treatment options available for children to manage their anger will be discussed.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Identifying Anger, It's Causes and Types
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3.Coping Mechanisms for Managing Anger
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4.Anger, Depression and Management Therapy
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5.Anger Management Strategies
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6.Causes and Diagnosis of Anger in Children
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7.Treatment Options Available for Anger Management
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8.Signs That a Child Needs Professional Help
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9.Teaching Children about Their Feelings
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10.Causes and Types of Tantrums
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11.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
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