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Calm strategies for anxious parents and children

How to Help Your Child With Anxiety When It Makes You Anxious Too

If your child or teen struggles with anxiety, you’ve likely felt it in your own body too. Not just fleeting concern, but that racing heart, ...
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When eating in front of others causes anxiety

Jackson is 11. His anxiety about eating food in front of other people takes up a huge part of his day. His anxiety escalates as ...
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Anxiety impacts the whole family

Here’s how you can help When a child or teenager experiences the challenges of anxiety, it impacts the whole family. Children and teens will usually ...
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How much do I push my anxious child?

Summer doesn’t want to go on school camp. She’s in grade 3 and camp will be the very first time a night away from her ...
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6 ways to help a child with anxiety

As the parent of an anxious child, you’re most certainly not alone. Millions of families all over the world are right there with you. Though ...
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How to manage Coronavirus (COVID-19) anxiety with kids

Uncertainty is one of the biggest drivers of anxiety and so it probably won’t surprise you to learn that anxiety among children and teenagers is ...
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Do I tell my child they have anxiety?

This is a question that I know parents of anxious kids can struggle with and not without reason. It’s understandable to worry about giving your ...
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3 Thinking skills kids need to thrive

Although scientists can’t agree (because it’s difficult to measure), it’s estimated we have around 70,000 to 80,000 thoughts a day. The majority of these thoughts ...
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Living with Anxiety

Anxious Kids co-author Dr Jodi Richardson is an expert on anxiety, having lived it and studied it. Here she takes us through her personal journey ...
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How to live life in full colour with anxiety

Anxiety has a way of clouding over the brightest days. For some kids, anxiety can stand in the way of school camp, parties, sleepovers, performing, ...
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“Wellbeing is realised by small steps,
but is truly no small thing.”

- Zeno

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