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Anger and Anxiety Thermometers

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Anger Management Angry Tornado Activity- This anger management activity can show a client how anger can build up inside a person. It can also show the client that when they feel an angry tornado building up inside of them they can use coping skills to help defuse the anger.
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Anger Management Angry Tornado Activity- This anger management activity can show a client how anger can build up inside a person. It can also show the client that when they feel an angry tornado building up inside of them they can use coping skills to help defuse the anger.

Source: creativecounseling101.com

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First, he blows some bubbles and, as expected, the kids all pop them. Then, he challenges them to NOT pop the bubbles even if one lands on the tip of their nose. Introduce the concept of self control and launch a discussion about stopping to think before you act. Dustin refers to it as a “bullet” in your year that you can refer back to again and again. “Think about that time when we didn’t pop the bubbles…”
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First, he blows some bubbles and, as expected, the kids all pop them. Then, he challenges them to NOT pop the bubbles even if one lands on the tip of their nose. Introduce the concept of self control and launch a discussion about stopping to think before you act. Dustin refers to it as a “bullet” in your year that you can refer back to again and again. “Think about that time when we didn’t pop the bubbles…”

Source: peacelovelearning.blogspot.com

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