You may be handling your child’s anxiety wrongly. Here’s why
It’s time to up-end our approach to handling childhood and teenage anxiety, two clinical psychologists say. Parents and teachers can start by ‘starving it of attention’.
It’s time to up-end our approach to handling childhood and teenage anxiety, two clinical psychologists say. Parents and teachers can start by ‘starving it of attention’.
A mental health expert shares her techniques, from positive self-talk to facing your fears.
Landmark study on development of premature infants shows higher rates of anxiety, with severity rising among earlier births.
Men, trained from childhood to be stoic and silent about their pain and turmoil, are particularly vulnerable to anxiety.
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