Being angry is a normal part of growing up because children are learning how to regulate the big emotions they experience. Many factors can contribute to a child's struggle with anger and irritability. Understanding these factors can help with your parenting response.
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How to Help the Angry Child with Megan Coral
Featured Speaker:
Megan Coral, MS, LMFT, ASDCS, ADHD-CCSP
Megan is a mom of two amazing kids. Megan received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Rhode Island and her master’s degree in marriage and family therapy from Seton Hall University. Megan is a Triple P: Positive Parenting Program trained group and individual facilitator for typically developing children and for children with developmental disabilities. Megan is a certified autism spectrum disorder clinical specialist and an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder certified clinical services provider. Megan is currently working with children and their families at Valley Medical Group through individual therapy, family therapy, and Triple P parenting sessions.