On May 31st clinical leaders from Fort Health, the Child Mind Institute and Yale Child Study Centre hosted a webinar on how parental behaviours affect a child's anxiety.
There is growing evidence that modifying parental behaviour can be as effective in alleviating anxiety symptoms as treating the child directly.
The clinicians, including Dr. Eli Lebowitz, who developed this treatment method, shared parental strategies that can alleviate a child's anxiety as well as guidance on when to seek additional help.
Watch the recording below to learn:
1. What is anxiety and why it’s not the same as normal childhood fears
2. How your behaviour as a parent can either alleviate your child’s anxiety or make it worse
3. Proven strategies to help anxious children and adolescents of all ages
4. When and how to get more help
A recording is available here .
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