Anxious Children: Confirmation of Childhood Anxiety Disorder and Psychological Rehabilitation

Author: Paul Foxman
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: By reading this book, parents, teachers, and other adults can learn how to help children overcome anxiety and fear under the guidance of this book. Through reading this book, parents can learn how to improve their emotional responses and better support their children. By reading this book, people can also understand how minors help themselves overcome anxiety and fear. Anxiety is a common psychological and emotional disorder that takes root and grows during childhood. It can lead to sleep disorders, stomach discomfort, school avoidance, learning difficulties, social difficulties, and many other problems in children. Dr. Paul Foxman, with over 30 years of experience in treating anxiety and personal experience with anxiety during his childhood, has written this clear, well-researched, and deeply moving book. The book discusses normal anxiety in children, abnormal anxiety, and the personality traits of minors with anxiety disorders in the first part. The second part covers the family, school, and social factors that contribute to children's anxiety, with some chapters also addressing the impact of terrorism, war, and mass media on children's anxiety. The third part introduces treatment methods for children's anxiety, including psychological therapy, medication, and other supportive treatments.
Do you want to know how anxiety manifests at different ages? How to strengthen parent-child relationships, enhance a child's sense of security, and reduce their anxiety? How to communicate effectively with minors without triggering their anxiety? How to eliminate the influence of movies, TV, the internet, and video games on minors? The best ways to discuss drugs, alcohol, and sex with minors? This book can answer these questions. Additionally, the book offers many specific suggestions and guidelines for parents. In the appendix, there are also many improvement ideas and methods for teachers and school administrators. There is a chapter in this book dedicated to discussing with young people how they can help themselves reduce their anxiety.