Helping your child deal with separation anxietyRUTH MASON
摘要: This step-by-step handbook offers parents effective techniques for dealing with normal separation anxiety issues, separation anxiety disorder (SAD), and school refusal. With their unique approach to the problem, the authors give...被引量: 19 ...
"Time has flown by and I think of you and how instrumental you were in taking the steps to helping my child who is now a healthy, mentally stable and emotionally sound functioning adult. So much has happened in the years since and I just wanted you to know your help has continued to ...
And if your child has a tummy ache and doesn't want to go to school? "I always tellparentsthat they know their kids best. So if something just doesn't feel right, you listen to your gut. If there's something such as a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, that's a bit different than saying...
There is a big difference in dropping off a child who is ‘happy’ to go, rather than having to fight or struggle to ‘make’ a child go with the other parent, especially if they are frightened. There is so much in between these lines that she and I have gone through but trust me...
A combination of sunshine and being in physical contact with nature has a strong positive effect on our bodies as well as our emotions. Paying attention to the basics will give your son the opportunity to begin the process of grieving from a healthy position. When Should a Child Grieve?
A reassuring note in a child’s lunch can also help ease separation anxiety. The first day of school: Have your child go to school with a friend for the first couple of days. Tell the teacher that your child is having some separation anxiety – most teachers are experts in this area, ...
Anxiety is tough, especially for little ones. But many people go on to live successful lives and even translate anxiety into a strong drive to achieve as adults. With time and patience your family can devise strategies that can help your child overcome anxiety and strengthen your family as a...
At all ages, students worry about their interactions with those around them. If a child feels like their teacher “doesn’t like them,” they may dread attending class. Additionally,teachers are stressed—which can lead to anxiety for them as well. Even if they never lose their cool, a te...
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