Children's tantrums, anger, grievances. How to teach a child to cope with strong emotions

To develop effectively, a modern child needs to be healthy not only physically but also emotionally. One can be a great football player but have a conflict with a coach due to the inability to control anger, ultimately getting expelled from the team. Tantrums over bad grades will prevent success in studies. And a lack of self-confidence will hinder making friends.
Maureen Healy, a child psychologist with 15 years of experience and the author of this book, describes the complex emotions a child may experience and offers exercises to help cope with them, sharing examples from her practice. By developing emotional intelligence and necessary social skills, both children and parents can maintain their health and become calmer, more confident, and happier.