Dealing with a violent child


A child who has violent tendencies often has other problems. Violence is their way of acting out and, in a subconscious way, asking for help.

Psychologist and family marriage therapist Ivy Tan says violent in this context could mean hitting, punching, or even emotional and verbal abuse. It could also lead to injury and death in some cases.

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