How to handle common Childhood fears

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• Signs Your Child Is Anxious
  Just as the grownup world has its own terrors and stressors that stimulate adult anxiety, childhood is filled with concerns and pressures all its own, which may cause your child to feel anxious, sometimes at problematic levels. Difficulties with learning and attention may further exacerbate the problem. There are numerous potential clues that your child […]
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• Parenting an Anxious Child: 10 Things that Will Help You Succeed
  Written with Emily Powell, MACC Parenting an anxious child isn’t easy. At times, even the best-intentioned parents are overwhelmed trying to manage daily life with a child battling anxiety. Plans, expectations and dreams for your family can get lost. Yet you serve a critical role in helping your child and that keeps you going. Here […]
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• Research on Child Anxiety Program Published
  Okay, I know this is blowing our own trumpet but mostly we are just really happy. Creating Turnaround to benefit kids suffering with child anxiety was a labor of love (really) but because we are biased we really wanted to know objectively that Turnaround is effective. In 2010 when we published it, we wanted someone to put it […]
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• Help for Kids With Fear of Throwing Up or Getting Sick: Part 1 Emetophobia Explanation
  Disclaimer: This is an article about getting sick, particularly nausea and vomiting. If you are squeamish or anxious about this, reading this article may cause distress. In 2004 the Elementary School my daughter attended had an outbreak of the flu. She saw several kids vomit. She became afraid of getting sick. I have since discovered […]
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