Anxiety or ADHD? Why They Sometimes Look the Same and How to Tell the Difference
Introduction: Understanding children’s behaviors can be challenging, especially when conditions like ADHD and anxiety are involved. These two conditions are
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12 Things Kids and Teens Say That Could Mean ‘I’m Anxious’ – What They Mean and How to React
- by Peter salgado
- 02/10/2023
Introduction: Childhood is full of many different experiences, and sometimes, kids feel anxious without us even noticing. It’s super important
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What Teachers Should Know About Anxiety in Children and Adolescents
- by Peter salgado
- 02/10/2023
Every child holds a reservoir of potential and greatness within them, waiting to be unlocked by a harmonious blend of
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Teenage Anxiety – How to Support a Teenager in Coping with Anxiety
- by Peter salgado
- 28/09/2023
Introduction Teenager anxiety is a prevalent concern in today’s fast-paced world, where teens are under constant pressure and bombardment from
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Significant New Insights into Dealing with Anxiety
- by Peter salgado
- 26/09/2023
Introduction: Anxiety, a commonplace experience for many, sometimes escalates from occasional discomfort to a persistent issue. Our brains, inherently protective
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Anxiety in Children and Adolescents: Why Anxiety Triggers Don’t Always Make Sense – And How to Transform Avoidance into Daring Behavior
- by Peter salgado
- 26/09/2023
Introduction: In children and adolescents, the realms of anxiety and fear often amalgamate into a conundrum of avoidance and hesitancy.
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How to Relieve Anxiety. What to Do If Someone You Know Is Anxious.
- by Peter salgado
- 25/09/2023
Anxiety can feel like an unwelcome visitor, wrapping its vines around our thoughts, turning them into a knotted mess. For
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Aggression or anxiety? When Children’s Anger, Tantrums, or Meltdowns Are Symptoms of Anxiety
- by Peter salgado
- 25/09/2023
Anxiety is a skilled imposter. Children could show it as tantrums, meltdowns, and violence instead of the more usual avoidant,