25/11/2025
When a child is angry, they express it through their behaviour. They shout and swear, or kick and punch. They may break or throw things, and sometimes people get hurt. It can be scary for everyone.
Parents worry about anger. They worry that this means that they’re getting something wrong, that their child is constantly simmering with rage. Or they worry that this will never change, and that if this behaviour continues into adulthood, there will be serious consequences. The worry makes it harder to deal with the situation right now, because you’re not just managing the furious child, you’re imagining the furious adult as well.
I’m talking about all of this in my webinar next week, Helping Your Autistic Child with Anger.
Monday 8th December 12 pm. It is recorded.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/helping-your-autistic-child-with-anger-tickets-1964043054647?aff=fb3
