Anger Management for Children and Adolescents
These groups will assist children and adolescents in increasing their understanding of how anger/frustration affects them, including increasing self-awareness of the physical signs of anger and increasing coping abilities. Youth will also learn ways to manage their anger, including how to change how they think about upsetting situations in order to help them to control acting out behaviors when frustrated or upset. Separate groups are offered for children and for adolescents and are offered regularly every few months. Call 715-338-2698 for more information or to register for a group.
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Family Therapy Associates, LLC
712 Rivard Street
Suite 102
Somerset, WI 54025
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