Is your child's anger leaving you walking on eggshells, wondering if those explosive outbursts and defiant episodes are just a "phase" or something more serious? If you're a Scottsdale parent questioning whether your child's anger is normal or excessive, you're not alone. And, more importantly, you're not helpless.This episode breaks down the five key warning signs that indicate when your child's anger has crossed the line from typical childhood frustration into territory that needs professional support.Join Pathways Counseling Services as we help parents distinguish between normal developmental anger and concerning behavioral patterns that require intervention. This isn't about labeling your child or feeling like a failure as a parent. It's about getting the clarity and tools you need to help your child thrive.You'll discover:• The five clear signs that your child's anger is excessive (from frequent outbursts to being the center of negative attention at school)• Why young children resort to hitting, screaming, or throwing things when they can't communicate their feelings• Practical strategies you can use at home right now to help your child manage anger• How underlying issues like anxiety, ADHD, or sensory processing can fuel anger responses• The power of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Play Therapy for children's anger management• When and how to involve your child's school in addressing anger issuesPerfect for Scottsdale-area parents dealing with tantrums beyond the typical age range, children who struggle with emotional regulation, or families where anger issues are impacting everyone's daily life. Whether you're seeing concerning patterns or just want to be proactive, this episode provides both hope and actionable steps.Seeking help for your child's anger isn't admitting defeat! It's giving them the tools they need for emotional success and your family the peace you all deserve.Accompanying Blog Post:https://pathwayscounselingsvcs.com/top-five-signs-your-childs-anger-is-excessive/

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