When human tragedies like school shootings, natural disasters, or wars it’s imperative that parents be prepared and informed on how to respond when children witness or experience these disasters.
I have received numerous emails and messages over the years from parents concerned about their child’s anxious behavior. That is why I interviewed Karen Young of Hey Sigmund at the end of April. Many of you missed the live interview so I wanted to recap for you some of the highlights.
A child’s anxiety is stressful for the child and can also be stressful for the child’s family. Understanding the different types of anxiety and the options for treatment for children and adolescents is really important.