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help my son cnt control his anger

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hi i have a 9yr old son who was finally diagnosed with autism at the beginning of april and he is finding it hard to deal with his anger i was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to help him control it i have tried advising him to count to 10 or walk away from the situation thats making him angry but he says he cant the anger takes over he doesnt know he has autism as this is another problem we are dealing with how n when to tell him any advice would be helpful thanks

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  • For what is worth in my experience with my relative who has autism/aspergers when we have an episode of anger at home, all I can do is stay with the person in a room where they can sit or lie down, and start with slowing their breathing down counting 1 to 10 with the person slowly in rythm with their breathing, try to get them to lie down arms by their side and firstly clear their lungs by breathing out, then breath in breath out get a slow gentle rythm going do this for about 5 to 10 mins, then give them some water to drink and just reassure them, the idea is just to slow things down for them.

     

     

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  • For what is worth in my experience with my relative who has autism/aspergers when we have an episode of anger at home, all I can do is stay with the person in a room where they can sit or lie down, and start with slowing their breathing down counting 1 to 10 with the person slowly in rythm with their breathing, try to get them to lie down arms by their side and firstly clear their lungs by breathing out, then breath in breath out get a slow gentle rythm going do this for about 5 to 10 mins, then give them some water to drink and just reassure them, the idea is just to slow things down for them.

     

     

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