How Living in the Moment Can Help Kids with Anxiety

It’s nice to live in the moment, be in the now. But what if it could be more than nice? What if it could help reduce your child’s level of anxiety? What if it can train your child’s brain to stay connected and not live in the trauma of “what if’s?”

In this episode I talk about how to help kids with anxiety by teaching them how to live in the moment and be more connected with the now.

In this latest episode of the AT Parenting Survival Podcast, I talk to you about how you can teach your child to build their muscle for being in the present and living a more connected life.

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