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Explore evidence-based tips, real-world guidance, and insights to help you support your child—and yourself—through anxiety & OCD.
Why Your Child or Teen’s Anxiety is Persisting: Five Factors That May Fuel Anxiety (or Keep It Lingering)!
You’ve tried everything to help your anxious child or teen—therapy, podcasts, expert advice—but the worry just won’t budge. Sound familiar? The truth is, some well-meaning parenting responses can actually make anxiety worse. In this post, we break down 5 surprising factors that may be keeping your child stuck—and how understanding them can set you on a clearer path forward.
Guiding Your Child Through Anxious Moments: The Six Essential Steps
When your child spirals into anxiety, it’s hard to know what to do in the moment. This post breaks down the six essential steps—from reflection and empathy to setting clear boundaries—that can help you confidently support your child during anxious episodes. Small, intentional shifts can make a big impact over time.
Why Your Anxious Child or Teen Won’t Use Their Coping Skills—and What to Do
Your child has the skills… but won’t use them. Sound familiar? This post breaks down 5 key reasons kids and teens resist coping tools (it’s more common than you think) and offers clear, compassionate ways to shift the pattern—without power struggles or frustration.
When Kids Won’t Participate: Parental Steps to Reduce Child Anxiety
What if your anxious child or teen refuses to engage in therapy? Good news: research shows parents can still make meaningful progress. This post explains how small shifts—like reducing anxiety-driven accommodations—can ease symptoms, even if your child isn’t actively participating.
Confident Parenting for Anxious Kids & Teens: An Overview of Our Digital Course
Need a clear, step-by-step plan to help your anxious child or teen? This post introduces our signature digital course—designed to give parents proven strategies, practical tools, and the confidence to support kids and teens through anxious moments (even if they resist).