PSP 360: Managing Our Anxiety When Our Child is Panicking

PSP 360: Managing Our Anxiety When Our Child is Panicking

Your child is paralyzed with fear. They are nauseous. They are faint. They are immobilized. It is hard to watch as a parent. For many of us it can trigger our own panicky response.

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How to Help Kids Stop Panic Attacks

How to Help Kids Stop Panic Attacks

How to Help Kids Stop Panic Attacks Panic attacks suck. I know this not only because I am an anxiety & OCD therapist, but because I used to suffer from them as well. I have also unfortunately watched my own kids suffer from them. Genetics can be so annoying sometimes! Through my own struggles and those of so many kids I’ve helped, I’ve noticed what […]

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Helping Kids Who Get Overwhelmed in Crowds

Helping Kids Who Get Overwhelmed in Crowds

Some people look at a crowd and see fun and energy, while other people see a lack of air and nowhere to escape. I am definitely the latter of the two and I know many anxious kids are right there with me!

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PSP 116: Growing Up with Separation Anxiety and Panic with Amanda Stern

PSP 116: Growing Up with Separation Anxiety and Panic with Amanda Stern

She suffered silently. She suffered often. Her parents didn’t understand her pain. She didn’t understand her pain. So it often goes. Growing up with Separation Anxiety and Panic Disorder can be a disorienting, overwhelming and lonely experience.

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Panic Attacks in Children: 7 Ways Parents Can Help

Panic Attacks in Children: 7 Ways Parents Can Help

Panic Attacks in Children: 7 Ways Parents Can Help Your child can’t breathe. They are holding their chest. They are starting to hyperventilate. They want to go to the hospital. They feel like they are dying. You panic. They panic. Welcome to the world of panic attacks in children. As a parent, you can feel helpless when your child is suffering from panic attacks. It […]

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