Anger Management is one kind of a cognitive-behavioral therapy. Another is peer group and family therapy, which tries to help the child or adolescent in improving social skills and interacting with family and friends. The physician may go for medication, especially if other symptoms such as depression, are present. When parents observe these manifestations with their children, the best way to handle this situation is to be calm, understanding and open-minded. The psychologist said the one way to handle children with this behavioral problem is to channel their hyper activism to sports and other creative activities. In order to diagnose BED, one might ask the following questions: Do you often eat until you are so full that it s already uncomfortable? Do you eat extremely large amounts of food, even when you are not hungry? Do you eat more quickly whenever you feel the craving for food? Do you feel disgusted with yourself after eating too much? Such a behavior problem should be conquered and controlled immediately before it takes matters more seriously. Here are some strategies to help you keep anger-related behavior problems at bay. Relax- Anger-induced behavior problems could easily be resolved by simply relaxing. Take a deep breath then imagine happy images. Paying more attention to the inquisitions and requests of children will make them feel more important and can help them see things in a positive manner. 2. Listen to what the child says. Listening intently to the stories, views, and opinions of a child can help him or her develop the self-confidence he or she needs in order to deal with behavior issue and sadness when it attacks. Some of the most important things to remember when dealing with Social Phobia is to have an understanding of the underlying issue and the drive to resolve it. Both the patient and the therapist must be committed in going through the therapy according to the patient s pacing. And of course, lots and lots of practice in social interactions is important!