By Pablee Wong, MC, RCC, RMFT, RPT-S
Anger is a normal human feeling. Children between 6 to 9 years of age have more abilities to put their feelings into words than toddlers. However, children of this age may still require lots of help from parents to manage their impulses. The ability to express anger in a constructive way is an important developmental milestone to be achieved.
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By Pablee Wong, MC, RCC, RMFT, RPT-S
Separation anxiety can be normal especially during the infancy stage. Babies are new to the world and are learning that they could rely on their caregivers. The height of anxiety for children normally occurs between 2 to 6 years of age.
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By Pablee Wong, MC, RCC, RMFT, RPT-S
Some of us may think that children should have nothing to worry about and they should always be happy. However, children are very much like adults and can experience a wide range of emotions, including anger, frustration, anxiety as well as feeling depressed. It is a myth that depression only happens to adults and that children are exempt from it.
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