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	Anger Pie Preview Description Testimonials Related Courses Share Rick Delaney, PhD discusses the ABCs of behavior in relation to anger outbursts in 5- to- 10-year-old children. Understanding the Antecedent, Bias/Behavior and Consequences of children's challenging behaviors can help parents anticipate, successfully handle, and help change anger outbursts. Also discussed are the impacts of child maltreatment on behavior, warning signs of anger outbursts, positive and negative consequences of behavior, healthy anger, and when to seek professional help. At the end of this course, you will be able to: identify the ABCs of anger outbursts identify antecedents and consequences of anger outbursts understand how past experience influences bias describe how bias influences behaviors give examples of positive and negative consequences describe healthy anger This course helped me realize that even though our adoptive children have been with us since a very young age, the things that they went though with their birth families was difficult....it would make anyone angry. Three of our children have gone through grief and loss of a sibling, plus they lost birth parents due to neglect/abusive situations. Their anger pie is a deep dish....I'll be looking for the triggers starting today! I will use what I learned in this course. Very helpful! Lynn B. My wife and I found this course very helpful. Our6 yr. old granddaughter has been acting out this past week. (Throwing tantrums, telling us NO when we ask her to do something) We identified the "trigger" as her seeing her maternal grandmother, whom she has lived with all her life up to the time she was placed in our home. Rather than yell at her for misbehaving, we did time outs and discussed what was upsetting her. It ended up being that she wanted to go home to her mother, which is not possible at this time. We reinforced that we loved her, that it was not her fault that she couldn't see her mother and things would be okay. Richard W. Anger Outbursts This course covers temper tantrums, assaultive behavior towards other children, rage towards the mother, and erratic or unpredictable anger. Trauma-Informed Parenting Explores how parents can care for a child while being sensitive to his or her past traumatic experiences. [Also available in Spanish] Anger (Advanced Parenting Workshop) In this Advanced Parenting Workshop, parents learn about the types and components of anger. Then they work together to create an action plan for calming an angry child. Social & Physical Aggression (Advanced Parenting Workshop) This Advanced Parenting Workshop explores social and physical aggression in children. With the help of Dr. Delaney and his teaching assistant, participants learn how to support children with aggressive behavior. Positive Parenting 1 Viewers learn how to use cooperation, tracking behavior, and encouragement as parenting techniques. Positive Parenting 2 This course discusses setting limits and behavior contracts as positive parenting techniques. Positive Parenting 3 Strategies for using time-out, privilege removal, and assignment of extra chores to manage difficult behavior are discussed. Share this with friends. Link to share: This course examines the ABCs of behavior as a tool parents can use to understand their child's anger: antecedents bias/behavior positive and negative consequences healthy anger 2 credit hours, $10.00 per person