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Talking to Teachers About Your Anxious Teen

Managing Anxiety June 14, 2018 1:49 pm By Julia Martin Burch, PhD

High school is a time of fun, excitement, growth, and change. For many teens, however, high school is also a time of tremendous stress. High schoolers must grapple with increased academic expectations, social pressures, executive function demands, romantic relationships, and decisions about their futures–all with a brain that is still developing and a body full of hormones! For teens prone to anxiety, high school can feel like a pressure cooker.

Mindfulness Activities for Anxious Children

Managing Anxiety May 21, 2018 11:27 am By Jill Neimark

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Childhood and adolescence are marked by rapid change, growth and challenge—and they are often periods of high risk for developing anxiety. This is especially true today, when children of all ages are immersed in technology and constantly bombarded with stimuli of all kinds. When fears and anxious feelings become difficult to manage, one effective tool that may help your child is mindfulness.

Overcoming Shyness: Fostering Self-Confidence in Your Anxious Child

Managing Anxiety February 23, 2018 10:12 am

Children suffering from an anxiety disorder are often dealing with a number of issues that impact their daily life, such as having trouble in school, refusing to sleep alone, or even displaying behavioral problems.

Anxiety In Teens: 12 Articles

Talking to Teachers About Your Anxious Teen

Mindfulness Activities for Anxious Children

Overcoming Shyness: Fostering Self-Confidence in Your Anxious Child