When the child becomes violent it is necessary to tackle the problem. In the first instance there are the parents and the teachers but if you see that your child's violence begins to be a serious problem Consider seeking specialized help.
But what is the cause of the child's violent attitude? The neglect of the parents or their lack of character to read the card? Does it have a neurological origin? In any case, this problem can be solved with a good education, a task for both parents and teachers.
Let's see what are the key factors of a treatment against child aggression:
1) Identify in which situations or with which people you are violent.
2) Find out why the child responds violently: Do you feel frustrated, don't know any other type of response, do you have an inferiority complex, low self-esteem, are you narcissistic ...? There is always a why. It is the professional's job to gain the child's trust and try to get to the root of the problem.
3) Prize-punishment: Obviously, the positive changes that occur in the child must be reinforced with small rewards and any aggressive behavior relentlessly punished.
Be careful with the prizes! You can only change your behavior out of self-interest. Avoid material rewards.
4) Beware of your models: the child must be encouraged to admire people who have stood out for their values. This is hard work and requires consistency.
Find out any good hobbies you have and provide you with a good role model related to said hobby.
If you like violent movies or video games provide you with quality material that encourages some good value (there are plenty of educational video games with very attractive challenges to overcome).
5) Teach you relaxation techniques.
6) Incorporate sport in your life.
Exercise is an excellent catharsis. You can use your energy to win the other way and feel good about it.
7) Be careful with friends.
There are friendships that encourage violence. Again the sport comes into play. There are team sports that are a great way to find new and healthier friends.