Keeping Anger Under Control
Parenting Today's Teens
01/17/23
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Whether it's simple passive aggression or fits of rage, teens often express hurts or unresolved problems in their lives through anger. As a parent, you can help them find better ways to channel their frustrations — but only if you don't get caught up in anger too. In today's interview with Heartlight teens, Mark Gregston talks to two young ladies, one of whom struggles to keep her anger under control and hopes her whole family can learn to control their tempers better. Tune in now for these special stories!
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