Adolescence brain changes can make us moody, impulsive, rebellious and emotional. Would these changes make teenagers violent?

When we ignore or dismiss our children’s emotions they don’t learn how to regulate. This can lead to impulsive reactions or aggression. If your child is violent, aggressive or destructive this post explores one of the roots of this behaviour and how you can respond as a parent.

If a child's needs are not met in the early years they are likely to develop low self-esteem and to learn to be controlling or manipulative in relationships with others. This can include friendships, family relationships, romantic relationships, school and professional relationships.

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