My son is three years old, and his father and I recently divorced. My son is now acting out, and throwing tantrums for the other parent whenever he is with me or his father. He doesn't know why we don't live together. I don't know what to do or say that can make him understand that mommy and daddy will never be 'together' again, and we have to live apart. What do I do about the tantrums? I can't discipline him because he is just expressing his confusion, and the fact that he isn't getting what he wants. I can't just let him keep

One of the frequent questions asked after a divorce is "How can I handle my anger"? While it's not always easy, working through your emotions will help you grow after divorce. For insight, read the following:

How can I get past the anger? I have bottled up my anger for so long, now all I feel is hate. I'd love to tell him what I think of him.

"The automatic way to become a more calm, even tempered person that can avoid and let go of frustration and anger by simply

I remember the first time I was punished for being angry. I had already been brainwashed with the notion that anger was a bad thing. Anger was to be ignored, pushed away, and most importantly, anger was not "lady-like".

I was in fourth grade and playing basketball with my little sister. I can't quite remember what my sister did that provoked my anger, but I think it had something to do with her hogging the ball. Yes, she had been possessive of that ball and finally, in total desperation and frustration I yelled, "You Jerk!

I wake up angry and go to sleep angry..my mom passed away in 2008 and she never told me the truth about a sister I have and never met..she lied to me my whole life(I'm 48yrs old) every little thing just sets me off. Someones voice or my kids will say something and I'll do the wrong thing, my husband just bugs the devil out of me and he is doing nothing wrong...I just cant stand anyone anymore..i just want to run away from my life forever. I feel like I could really hurt someone at any moment..

My mom has serious anger issues. What should I do?

My mom is always mad at me for some reason. (Like all other children who ask this question.) She always complains about how I never do anything at all and how I don't contribute to the family. I do, I help and clean, I do what she asks me (but I

He's such a perfectionist! Whenever there is something out of place he'll get angry. For example if I place my phone on the dinner table he'll tell me how I always can't find my phone because I leave it at diffrent places and how my dad always leaves his phone in the same

My 19 year old daughter has very disturbing temper tantrums and they are getting worse. She screams and cusses and blames everyone for her mistakes. She lives at home with us and everyone walks on "pins and needles" in hopes that she

I've been having problems controlling my temper lately. It's gotten to the point that I stupidly lashed out at someone I truly care about and have taken our relationship backwards from a very wonderful place.

Before anyone states it, no, I'm not looking for an anger management group. I don't

1. Try to understand why you are angry.

It is important to understand that you have reached the point where you will get angry. If a particular situation or a person is causing you anger, talk about the matter with someone you trust. A faithful friend, a specialist, your doctor or psychologist can talk with you and help you.

2. Try to rest and relax.

Rest can put things in proper perspective. The relaxation can be achieved with a

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This is another case to help Americans open their eyes to see what is going on in our world today that is hurting our children. Our children are the future of this world and without them the world has no future. Something needs to be done to stop this.

I came across a news report this morning that absolutely appalled me. It was an article from newsok.com about a case in Trenton, New Jersey. It is being reported that a 15 year old