Some teens with Asperger's syndrome (AS) have problems with anger. For those with AS, a number of factors can contribute to anger issues:
Anger is a normal human emotion. Everyone gets angry from time to time, but unmanaged anger can get your teen into trouble....
Almost everybody gets angry now and then. The reasons are legion and, of course, the anger doesn't have to have anything to do with mental... Read more »
A recent study indicates that angry men have higher blood pressure and increased risk of heart disease. Long-term stress affected both men... Read more »
In a 1999 study which appeared in the Journal of Attention Disorders (Kitchens, S.A., Rosen, L.A., & Braaten, E.B. (1999). Differences... Read more »
I notice that we – including myself – spend a lot of time on this site talking about depression and medication, depression and... Read more »
‘Any tips on controlling anger?' asks Jen. ‘I've tried exercising to release the energy, journaling for the feelings, but nothing has... Read more »
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Anger management styles vary among people but generally fall into two groups. There's the anger-in style: holding anger in without expressing it... Read more »
When we face a situation which we cant change or a disease that cant be cured the notion of coping becomes meaningful. In these scenarios we are... Read more »
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