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Parental Anger Unpacked
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If you’ve ever heard yourself shout and then wondered, “Where did that come from?” you’re not alone and you’re not broken. I’m Kim Lee, a child and adolescent psychotherapist, and I want to slow down what we usually rush past: the inner life of the angry parent, and what that anger may be trying to communicate. When we treat anger as evidence of failure, we miss the real story and we miss the path to change.
We start by getting precise about language, because it matters for parenting and for healing. Anger is an emotion. Aggression is behavior intended to harm, verbally or…
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