Children are usually considered inherent explorers. They tend to be curious and resilient so we often overlook the fact that they too can experience serious and sometimes debilitating anxiety. Yes, children can get anxious too! And, when a child’s normal functioning and involvement in activities begins to be compromised by excessive worries, their parents and family feel the strain as well. In response to the concern, frustration and worry expressed by parents struggling to meet their children’s needs, Snowflake, one of our Chat Assistants, prepared an outline of answers to following questions parents frequently ask.
The answers to these questions can be found on Page Two:
What is anxiety?
What can cause anxiety in children?
What are the symptoms of anxiety?
How can I help my child?
How long will my child's anxiety last?
How is anxiety treated?
When should I call the doctor?
The answer to this question can be found on Page Three:
What are the different kinds of anxiety a child might feel?
