Emotional dysregulation is a common challenge among children. They struggle to recognize emotions, react appropriately based on the situation, and manage their emotional reactions in various social settings. This can impact their relationships and daily interactions, leading to difficulties in expressing themselves effectively and understanding others' emotional cues.

It is essential to recognize that Emotional Dysregulation in children is not officially identified as a distinct disorder; instead, it is acknowledged as a broad term covering a range of behaviors. These behaviors may arise independently or coexist with other indications, such as frequent irritability, temper tantrums, and unjustified dramatic outbursts. Understanding and addressing these manifestations early can significantly benefit a child's well-being and emotional development.

If you have challenges recognizing emotions, displaying suitable emotional reactions in various situations, and managing emotional responses within social environments, I can teach self-regulation skills through behavioral techniques.