My teenage son has been displaying some alarming behaviors, such as aggression and violence. I'm really worried about him and want to help him find more constructive ways to process his emotions. Are there any resources available that can help me with this?
My teenage son has been displaying some alarming behaviors, such as aggression and violence. I'm really worried about him and want to help him find more constructive ways to process his emotions. Are there any resources available that can help me with this?
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Yes, there are resources available that can help you with your concerns. The first step is to talk to your son about how he’s feeling and what he's going through. It’s possible that there’s an emotional, mental or even physical issue causing the behaviors you’re seeing. After that, seek out professional advice from a therapist or psychologist who specializes in adolescent/teen mental health. With their help, you will gain a better understanding of where your son is coming from and what kinds of resources may be able to assist him in becoming more self-aware and learning positive social skills and methods of coping with difficult emotions.
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My teenage son has been displaying some alarming behaviors, such as aggression and violence. I'm really worried about him and want to help him find more constructive ways to process his emotions. Are there any resources available that can help me with this?
user
Yes, there are many resources available to help parents and their teenage children deal with aggression and violence. Some helpful resources include family counseling, individual therapy for the teenager, cognitive-behavioral therapy, conflict resolution methods, restorative justice practices and anti-violence education classes. Additionally, you could consult a school guidance counselor or even contact an advocate for child mental health to assist in providing helpful tips and strategies for constructively processing emotions.
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