In Episode 008, “Exploring Anger,” Dr. Margaux H. Brown (licensed professional counselor and educator), Dr. Elisabeth H. Rice (associate professor specializing in special education and disability studies), and Dr. Vincent P. Culotta (neuropsychologist and licensed clinical psychologist) take a deep dive into the complexities of anger in children—especially young girls. They discuss how anger develops, how children model their emotional responses after parents and siblings, and why learning to express anger in a healthy way is crucial for emotional growth. The episode also explores how the brain processes anger, common triggers, and the consequences of unhealthy coping mechanisms like aggression or suppression.
If you’ve ever wondered why anger feels so overwhelming—whether in yourself or your child—this episode provides expert insight and practical guidance. Listen now to gain a better understanding of anger, its impact, and how to help young girls navigate this powerful emotion in a positive and productive way.
🎧 Listen here: On Her Side – Episode 008
For those wanting to explore this topic even further, Dr. Vincent P. Culotta expands on the discussion in his blog post, “Why Am I So Angry?” He breaks down the triggers and responses to anger, healthy and unhealthy management strategies, and the gender differences in how society expects young women to handle anger.
📖 Read the blog: Why Am I So Angry?
