Post by misty on Jan 6, 2007 19:00:40 GMT -5
Thread Started on Jun 29, 2006, 12:26am
Aggressive children can be taught to keep their hands to themselves. The key is to show compassion, not condemnation.
by Carol Brady, Ph.D.
Is your child a hitter? Does he shove people or throw things at them? Does she ignore warnings to “keep your hands to yourself”? Well, take heart. It may take a while, but aggressive kids can learn to control violent impulses. Over the years, I’ve helped countless children with this nine-point plan:
www.additudemag.com/experts.asp?DEPT_NO=401&SUB_NO=17
Aggressive children can be taught to keep their hands to themselves. The key is to show compassion, not condemnation.
by Carol Brady, Ph.D.
Is your child a hitter? Does he shove people or throw things at them? Does she ignore warnings to “keep your hands to yourself”? Well, take heart. It may take a while, but aggressive kids can learn to control violent impulses. Over the years, I’ve helped countless children with this nine-point plan:
www.additudemag.com/experts.asp?DEPT_NO=401&SUB_NO=17
