Saturday, 28 June 2025

PowerPoint Style: "Understanding Anger and Family Changes – A Guide for Children and Families" 🌟

 


 


Slide 1: Title Slide

Understanding Anger and Family Changes
Support for Children with ADHD, Autism, and Other Needs
❤️ A guide for families, schools, and support workers


Slide 2: Anger Is Not Bad

·         Anger is a normal feeling.

·         It shows us when something feels unfair, upsetting, or confusing.

·         It’s not bad to feel angry, but how we show it matters.

·         Everyone feels angry sometimes.


Slide 3: Anger Can Be Harder for Some

·         Children with ADHD or Autism may feel anger more quickly or more strongly.

·         Their brains can get overwhelmed more easily.

·         They may struggle to say what’s wrong.

·         This doesn’t mean they’re bad—it means they need extra support.


Slide 4: Why Might Someone Be Angry Inside?

·         Grown-ups shouting or arguing at home

·         Parents breaking up or already split up

·         Feeling left out, confused, or like no one understands

·         Changes at school, at home, or in routines

Even if a child doesn’t talk about it, they might still feel it.


Slide 5: When Parents Split Up

·         It’s not your fault.

·         Parents sometimes need to part because they can’t be happy together anymore.

·         It can feel scary, sad, or make you angry—and that’s OK.

·         You are still loved.

·         You still matter.


Slide 6: How Family Changes Can Affect Feelings

·         You may feel:

o  Confused

o  Worried about where you’ll live

o  Sad or angry if one parent is not around

o  Afraid of more changes happening

It’s okay to talk about all of these.


Slide 7: Ways to Help with Big Feelings

·         Talk to someone you trust (a parent, teacher, support worker)

·         Use calming strategies (deep breaths, walks, drawing)

·         Have a quiet space if things get too loud or busy

·         Use words or pictures to show your feelings

·         Write or draw in a feelings journal


Slide 8: Remember...

It’s okay to feel upset
It’s okay to need time
You don’t have to “just get over it”
You are not alone
You can get through this—with help


Slide 9: For Families and Supporters

·         Children need:

o  Reassurance ("It’s not your fault.")

o  Routine and predictability

o  Time to talk or just be

o  Kind support, not punishment when struggling

💡 Especially important for children with additional needs—they may need more time and gentle support to adjust.


Slide 10: Support Helps Everyone

·         Anger can be managed with:

o  Consistent routines

o  Simple explanations

o  Kind, calm adults

o  Safe ways to express feelings

📘 "It’s okay to ask for help—feelings are not bad, they’re just messages we need to listen to."


Slide 11: Final Reassurance

🌈 You can feel angry, sad, or confused—and still grow strong.
💙 Families can change, but love doesn’t go away.
🌟 With support, you can feel better. You are important. You matter.

 

  • 😊 Happy and 😠 angry faces for emotions

  • 🏠 House for family and home

  • 💔 Broken heart for separation

  • 🗨️ Speech bubble for talking

  • ✍️ Pencil for writing feelings

  • 🎨 Paintbrush for drawing

  • 🧘 Calm pose for breathing and relaxing

  • 👨‍👩‍👧 Family for love and reassurance

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