What to Do (and Not Do) When Children Are Anxious
This resource from the Child Mind Institute helps provide educators and families the tools to support a child experiencing anxiety.
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This resource from the Child Mild Institute helps provide educators and families the tools to support a child experiencing anxiety. It includes concrete steps for managing expecations, modeling, avoid avoidance, and ultimately how to confront anxieties in an empowered way.
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