This program covers teen anger and why anger can be the tip of an emotional iceberg. Students discover methods for recognizing anger in all its forms and how to cope with it.

Anger is often the most powerful emotion for teens, but it can reveal a deep assortment of underlying emotions. At school campuses everywhere, anger is a growing problem for students.

Teens learn what leads up to anger and how to diffuse angry or violent situations. They'll also learn about anger and home life, why covering up anger is dangerous, how to maintain positive attitudes and how to deal with this negative emotion in a positive way.

You will see real teens (not actors) telling their own stories, in their own words. Subjects discussed include the following:

• Identifying anger.
• Why anger can be destructive.
• Common sources of anger in teens.
• How to let out anger.
• Expressing emotions in a positive way.

Advice is presented in a practical, useful style that teens can relate to. It's less like a lecture and more like advice from peers on how to get by in the sometimes complicated world that teens face. This program is designed for use with a general high school audience, grades 8-12.

Instructions on how to download a subject-specific teacher's guide, which can help prompt additional discussion are available within the package.

Format: DVD
Length: 20 minutes