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Anxiety Disorders in Children
By cmyu on May 2, 2012
Anxiety disorders in children refer to developmentally appropriate fear in excessive amounts that leads to avoidance in children or dysfunction.
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By cmyu on May 2, 2012
The Anxiety Projects Lab developed a series of videos about child anxiety for parents and educators. Learn about child anxiety from Dr. Lynn Miller with this overview.
Anxiety Facts
By cmyu on November 24, 2011
Parents and teachers frequently do see a child’s anxiety, but may misunderstand how great the fear is because children may not be able to describe clearly their concerns.
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Anxiety Facts
By cmyu on August 19, 2010
Children and adolescents with anxiety are often described as being sensitive. Sometimes, however, children with increased levels of worry and fear may react with anger or aggression, usually out of frustration or fatigue.
