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This may be a parent’s wakeup call. If you have a teenager at home, there’s a very good chance that he or she is dealing with stress. It’s easy for parents to dismiss that their kids are stressed out. They’re young, footloose and fancy-free, without a mortgage, full-time job or family to support. Parents often view teens as living the best time of their lives, but the amount of stress that kids are dealing with today is greater than it was a few years ago, and is even heavier than that of the ... [Read More]
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Helping your Child Cope with Anxiety if They Have Special Needs
Whether your child is self-conscience about his acne or worried about being awkward in front of the popular kids, anxiety or panic attacks can be very real for children. Many kids are able to work through their anxiety by finding a circle of trusted friends, being active in special interest groups like Scouts or sports, or talking to a trusted adult. Other kids may have anxiety or panic disorders, post-traumatic stress, or depression for which they seek medical or therapeutic care. With ... [Read More]
