E-Books →The Complete Guide for Parenting the Anxious Child

Parents often say that they knew something different about their child from a very young age but did not immediately recognize it as an anxiety problem. Some waited for their child to "grow out of it," never expecting their child to become even more debilitated over time. Other parents viewed the anxious behaviors as usual as they, too, behaved similarly. As a result, parents of anxious children and teens are often confused about what to do and frustrated and overwhelmed.
Parents play an essential role in helping their child or teen manage anxiety. When coping skills and brave behavior is rewarded and practiced in the home, children and teens can learn to face their fears, take reasonable risks, and ultimately gain confidence.