"Tell Me It Will Be Ok"

How to talk to your anxious child (without making things worse)

Typical parenting practices that work for non-anxious kods make things worse for anxious children and teens. Children who struggle with anxiety are missing out on opportunities (and so are your families). What's worse is that without intervention child anxiety gets worse and children with unaddressed anxiety are vulnerable to developing depression, behavior problems, and poor self-esteem.

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We'll be covering:

• The biggest reason why what you’re doing isn’t working
• Identifying the right goals in parenting your anxious child
• How to calm yourself down when your child winds you up

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