How Praise and Labels Can Hurt Your Anxious Child
Posted on September 24, 2013
It's a parents prerogative to praise their anxious children or label them as "smart," and the children often very well deserve it. But how you dole out your praise and affix a label can play a big role in your child's later path to success. Read on for more.
Talking to Your Teen about Dangers at School
Posted on September 12, 2013
As a parent, you have probably experienced some anxiety over your child's safety-- especially with the recent news of school shootings around the country. It's important to deal with your own anxiety, but do you know how your teen is feeling about his or her school safety?
Why an Anxious Child May be a Selfish Child
Posted on September 10, 2013
No one likes the child that never shares his toys or refuses to let others sit next to her. If your anxious child is that selfish child, check out some info that can help.
School Made Easier: An Strategy Guide for Your Anxious Child
Posted on September 6, 2013
The mere thought of going to school can start anxiety creeping into your anxious child's soul. Check out a new book that offers tips on alleviating anxiety and transforming school into a fun and educational place.
What Your Anxious Child’s Stomach Ache Could Really Mean
Posted on August 27, 2013
Your child's stomach ache may stem not from something he ate but from the anxiety he's feeling. Check out more info on the anxiety to pain link and what you can do to help.
How to Help Your Anxious Child Make Friends
Posted on August 20, 2013
New friends can be a scary prospect for your anxious child, but there are things you can do to help. Read on for more!
Home Schooling vs. Traditional School for Children with Anxiety and ADHD
Posted on August 6, 2013
Ever wonder if home schooling may be a much better fit for your child than the daily anxiety fest of heading off to the classroom? Here are some things to think about to help you make up your mind.
Connecting Chronic Fatigue and Anxiety in Teens
Posted on August 1, 2013
Sleep is highly important to our mental and physical well-being. It is even more crucial for children and teens, who need adequate, restful sleep to develop properly. Find out more about sleep and mental health in teens here.
How Names Play a Role in (Lifelong and) Childhood Anxiety: Part 2
Posted on July 30, 2013
If you thought naming your son Sue or Emily could induce anxiety, just wait until you find out what can happen if you name him Rabbit Head, Orange Tree or Stress Ball Billy.
