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<blockquote data-quote="STILLjustamom" data-source="post: 56830" data-attributes="member: 1580"><p>Welcome aboard. This is a good place to hang out, listen and learn. </p><p>My son also expresses a lot of anger, and sometimes I really can't see what he is angry about. A therapist told me recently that sometimes anger stems from fear/anxiety. </p><p>It is so hard when you see someone who needs help like this and just refuses to get it. Yes, I think therapy for yourself to help you learn better how to deal with him would be a good start, especially if he won't go himself.</p><p>In my son's case (he has bipolar disorder among other things)he is quite different when on his medications.</p><p>I like the idea of a male role model to talk to him about seeking help. Not just for himself but for the sake of his baby.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STILLjustamom, post: 56830, member: 1580"] Welcome aboard. This is a good place to hang out, listen and learn. My son also expresses a lot of anger, and sometimes I really can't see what he is angry about. A therapist told me recently that sometimes anger stems from fear/anxiety. It is so hard when you see someone who needs help like this and just refuses to get it. Yes, I think therapy for yourself to help you learn better how to deal with him would be a good start, especially if he won't go himself. In my son's case (he has bipolar disorder among other things)he is quite different when on his medications. I like the idea of a male role model to talk to him about seeking help. Not just for himself but for the sake of his baby. [/QUOTE]
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