Tips on Step Parenting (Video)

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• Helping Your Anxious Child Get To Sleep
  Bedtime can be stress time for both the anxious child and their parents, but it doesn’t need to be a Herculean effort each night. There are a number of methods to help anxious kids drift off into slumber, resulting in a child that is better rested, and thus more prepared, for the next day. Many […]
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• Top Common Childhood Fears
  Fear and anxiety are usually a normal, healthy response to a new or threatening environment. Children especially express fear and anxiety as they grow and become more aware of explicit and implicit dangers in their everyday lives. Sometimes, however, fears and anxieties can become phobias or evolve into generalized anxiety disorder. Knowing what fears are […]
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• The Relationship Between Anxiety and Anger
  Imagine feeling nervous, stressed and worried most of the time, or so fixated on a particular perceived threat that it paralyzes you with fear. Living in this constant state of stress, it seems reasonable that you would become frustrated, irritable and even angry, right? For adults and children suffering from an anxiety disorder, this is […]
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• Medical Issues that Present as Anxiety Disorders
  If your child has the symptoms of an anxiety disorder it is probably just that, an anxiety disorder. However, most parents want to pay a visit to the pediatrician to rule out any medical conditions and I would certainly recommend that. Let me qualify my comments by saying I am NOT a medical doctor. Nothing […]
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