The Anger Eater

People of all ages can have difficulty expressing their emotions in a way that relieves the situation in a positive way with association to anger. This story is to give a simplistic idea the opportunity to do just that. Young people may have situations which lead to difficulty processing events or emotions, so they sometimes do not try. When given a chance to talk about their situation they may not even realize it has been causing new or adding to already existing behaviors which could produce negative consequences. An attempt to get a young person to relieve the burden of not understanding the situation or even know how to move past the situation can cause future situations if left undiscussed. This book may assist in classroom setting, individual setting, or even in the home with an adult that cares. Not everyone has to be a counselor to let others know they care. You could be the very person that needs to give the information to a young person who is struggling. Do not underestimate the importance of processing anger at an early age. You will be assisting the young person with building and developing lifelong skills, as well as teaching them a positive coping strategy for anger. The younger individuals learn to process emotions in a positive way will be a benefit for person growth and achievement.