Wednesday, 25 March 2026

🧠 POWERPOINT: ANGER AND ANXIETY 🌱 LEVEL 1 – EASY READ

 



Slide 1: Title

Anger and Anxiety
Understanding Feelings 🧠


Slide 2: Symbols

🧠 Anxiety → worried face
😠 Anger → angry face
🔄 Link → arrows in a circle


Slide 3: What is Anxiety?

Anxiety is feeling:

  • Worried
  • Nervous
  • Scared

Slide 4: When Anxiety Happens

It can happen when:

  • We think something bad might happen
  • We feel unsafe
  • We are unsure about the future

Slide 5: Everyone Feels Anxiety

✔ Everyone feels anxious sometimes


Slide 6: What is Anger?

Anger is a feeling when:

  • Something feels unfair
  • We feel frustrated
  • Someone treats us badly

Slide 7: Anger Happens Now

  • Anger is often about something happening now

Slide 8: Different but Linked

Anger and anxiety are different
👉 But they are connected


Slide 9: Body Reactions

Both can:

  • Make your heart beat fast
  • Make your body tense
  • Make it hard to think

Slide 10: How They Link

Sometimes:

  • Anxiety turns into anger
  • Anger makes anxiety worse

Slide 11: The Cycle

🔄 Anxiety → Anger → Stress → Anxiety


Slide 12: Anger Can Be Healthy

✔ Anger is not bad

It can:

  • Show something is wrong
  • Help us speak up

Slide 13: Anger Warning

🚫 Not okay if it hurts people
🚫 Not an excuse for abuse


Slide 14: Healthy Anger

✔ Talk about it
✔ Take a break
✔ Ask for help


Slide 15: Support

You can:

  • Talk to someone
  • Breathe slowly
  • Get counselling

🌿 LEVEL 2 – MORE DETAIL


Slide 16: Title

Anger, Anxiety, and Stress
Understanding the Link 🧠


Slide 17: What is Anxiety?

Affects:

  • Thoughts
  • Feelings
  • Body

Slide 18: Anxiety Focus

  • Worry about the future
  • Fear something will go wrong

Slide 19: What is Anger?

  • Response to frustration
  • Feeling powerless
  • Being treated unfairly

Slide 20: Anger Focus

  • A person
  • A situation
  • Something happening now

Slide 21: Key Differences

Anxiety:

  • Future
  • Worry

Anger:

  • Present
  • Frustration

Slide 22: Body Reaction

⚠️ The body reacts in similar ways


Slide 23: Why They Connect

Anger can:

  • Protect
  • Help feel in control
  • Hide fear

Slide 24: Anxiety → Anger

  • Anxiety builds up
  • Comes out as anger

Slide 25: The Cycle

🔄 Anxiety → Anger → Stress → Anxiety


Slide 26: Real-Life Examples

  • Money worries → snapping
  • School stress → anger
  • Health worries → frustration

Slide 27: Stress, Anxiety, Anger

Stress:

  • Pressure
  • Short-term

Anxiety:

  • Ongoing worry

Anger:

  • Reaction

Slide 28: Children and Anxiety

Children may:

  • Worry a lot
  • Avoid school
  • Get upset or angry

Slide 29: Different Reactions

  • Some act out
  • Some become quiet

Slide 30: Types of Anxiety

  • General anxiety
  • Panic attacks
  • Social anxiety
  • Phobias
  • Separation anxiety

Slide 31: Why Types Matter

✔ Helps get the right support


Slide 32: Support and Strategies

  • Talking therapy (CBT)
  • Breathing exercises
  • Routine
  • School support

Slide 33: More Support

  • Family support
  • Medication (if needed)

Slide 34: Reassurance

✔ Anger and anxiety are common
✔ They can be treated


Slide 35: Final Message

Understanding feelings helps us:

  • Feel safe
  • Stay in control
  • Build confidence

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