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How to Help Your Anxious Child Battle Back-to-School Fears

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In this TV interview, Dr. McCarthy gives helpful tips for parents to try with their anxious child who has fear returning to school. This interview complements the last blog posted about dealing with school fears.

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Chris McCarthy, PhD, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor. His two main specialties are working with children & teens with anxiety, depression, and behavioral issues, as well as couples counseling. Connect with him on Google+

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  1. jocelyn christiansen says

    I find the information really helpful. I have a grandson who has suffered from anxiety and lack of confidence for a number of years. I would certainly like to receive the newsletter.

    Thankyou

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