Caitlyn Barnes: My son loves doing the activities in this book!!!
United States on Aug 06, 2023
Jay: I purchased this book as an investment in my practice and I gotta admit that for the kids I work with this book is ineffective, because rationalizing big feelings isn't what kids need, they need validation and support to process them. This book doesn't offer that. It's very hard to make copies to use for multiple people because of the binding choice. Therapist Aid is a better choice because you can find almost identical "activities" listed in this book, but for free and with a full preview!
United States on Feb 10, 2023
Laura R: I'm very happy with this book. There are many useful, simple strategies that are easy to follow and implement. My son has responded well so far. I look forward to more titles by this author, perhaps one on dealing with anxiety and worry.
Canada on Nov 10, 2022
Julie: My 5 year old grandson kept getting in trouble at preschool for losing his temper and hitting others. Nothing seemed to work to correct this behavior. We bought this for him about 3 weeks ago and he really likes working in the work book and talking about his feelings. Also he has insisted on bringing it to preschool with him so he can "remember what he's suppose to do" instead of hit. We are very happy we got him the book as it seems to be helping him give more thought to his actions and do other things to get his anger out instead of hit!
United States on Jun 16, 2022
Amber: My daughter enjoyed This book. It was bright and easy to follow
Canada on Feb 13, 2022
Teanny Hall: This is has been a nice workbook for our family.
Canada on Nov 28, 2021
Ashley onAmazonAshley onAmazon: The media could not be loaded. So far I'm loving this book and my son is doing pretty well in it. My son has a diagnosis of autism level 1 o d d sensory processing disorder ADHD with a possibility of OCD. We have lots of meltdowns anger issues throwing things in upsets. Sometimes it's hard to get him engaged in anything and he doesn't like this either but he will set through it and injure it. He enjoys that there are coloring activities. I bought two books at this time both are really good books but I will say that my son personally likes this one better and it's more of age appropriate for 8 years old. The other one seems more pointed towards teenagers and it seems like a lot of the books like this are. I'm really happy that this book is something me and my son can do together and actually help him work through his anger issues and see it on something else. I posted a photo and a video to help give an idea of some of the stories that are in here they're really nice and not too long or Too Short. If you can get your kiddo to set down they're going to do better after sitting with this book.
United States on Dec 26, 2020
Cindy: My kid like the book as it has activities and easy to understand.
Canada on Dec 19, 2020
JetageJetage: My 9YO daughter can be EXPLOSIVE! That was my starting point. And her rage can last for hours with little appreciation for the context or reality of a situation. To be honest, I'd had more than enough but when it's your kids, you have to keep plugging away for a solution right?
I bought this, combined with another book (see my other review) that she could read herself.
The aim of this book is to work through it. I guess they could do it alone but that to me defeated the object of me understanding her thought patterns and triggers. If I had to sum the book up I'd call it a guided therapy for a parent to work through with child.
The first few chapters are now completed, and I have to say it's been a pretty remarkable experience. Normally when I (43YO man) talk to my daughter (9YO girl) there's a huge gulf in thoughts and conversation. What this book is help me talk to her, and reciprocally help her talk back to me, all whilst staying comfortably in topic.
I read through the book descriptions, then she does the exercises, then we discuss what she's written. None of this rocket science but simply knowing what and how to talk in a structured way is...
United Kingdom on Sep 07, 2020
| Anger Management Workbook for Kids: 40 Fun Activities to Help Kids Manage Their Emotions | F*ck That Cape: A Guide to Empowering Women and Putting Yourself First | Samantha Snowden's Anger Management Workbook for Kids: A Practical Guide to Helping Young People Manage Their Emotions | |
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| Sale off | $4 OFF | $6 OFF | |
| Total Reviews | 31 reviews | 67 reviews | 98 reviews |
| Language | English | English | English |
| Dimensions | 7 x 0.36 x 9 inches | 6 x 0.22 x 9 inches | 8 x 0.7 x 10 inches |
| Grade level | Kindergarten - 4 | ||
| Best Sellers Rank | #9 in Anger Management Self Help#39 in Popular Child Psychology#162 in Children's Self-Esteem Books | #232 in Codependency #738 in Stress Management Self-Help#1,403 in Self-Esteem | #3 in Anger Management Self Help#63 in Education Workbooks #148 in Children's Books on Emotions & Feelings |
| Children's Self-Esteem Books | Children's Self-Esteem Books | ||
| Anger Management Self Help | Anger Management Self Help | Anger Management Self Help | |
| ISBN-10 | 0593196600 | 0692081399 | 1641520922 |
| Popular Child Psychology | Popular Child Psychology | ||
| Reading age | 6 - 9 years, from customers | 6 - 10 years, from customers | |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0593196601 | 978-0692081396 | 978-1641520928 |
| Paperback | 128 pages | 87 pages | 160 pages |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7/5 stars of 1,325 ratings | 4.7/5 stars of 555 ratings | 4.6/5 stars of 8,584 ratings |
| Item Weight | 10.4 ounces | 5 ounces | 15.2 ounces |
| Publisher | Z Kids; Workbook edition | Jennifer Arnise | Althea Press |
United States on Sep 19, 2023