Manage Challenging Behavior: Anger, Tics & Social Media Effects

Challenging child behavior, from violent outbursts to nervous tics, often requires specific anger management techniques. Family factors and internet use play significant roles in how children act at school and home.

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Can Supplements Help Anger?

Published Jun,13 2017 | By Tara Carson

Feeling angry is natural part of the fight or flight response for all people and is often a reaction to a threat, feelings of frustration, or the perception of being criticized. Anger can also be a more aggressive and protective version of underlying emotions such as loneliness, sadness, and fright.