How Does Your Child Handle Anxious Situations?

This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace the guidance of a qualified professional.

Everyone handles anxious situations differently. Even kids with anxiety disorders have different ways of showing up to these situations. Some of it has to do with wiring and some of it has to do with skill building.

In this week’s Youtube video I talk to kids and teens about learning to shift their thoughts and attitude to one that is going to build their resilience and empowerment.

Do they show up to anxious situations waiting to implode? Do they know it is not going to work out before they even begin? Do they agree with their anxious thoughts and team up with their anxiety?

Or do they show up to anxious situations like it is a challenge, one they are willing to take on? Do they think that it could possibly work out? Do they recognize their anxious thoughts without owning them?

Regardless of whether that is their natural inclination or not, they can train their brain to show up to these situations with an attitude that will help them.

In this week’s Youtube video I talk to kids and teens about learning to shift their thoughts and attitude to one that is going to build their resilience and empowerment.

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🌸 Want more in-depth support? Check out my book Anxiety Sucks: A Teen Survival Guide.