Category: Helping Anxiety

Having your child sometimes wake up and cry out in fear, or come running into your room desperate for you to protect him from a

If you are the parent of an anxious child, you probably find yourself occasionally wondering whether or not you have done something “wrong,” something that

For parents and teens alike, adolescence is a nerve-wracking time. Given the succession of rapid physical and psychological changes teens go through, it’s understandable that

Bullying often leaves deep psychological scars. If your child has been verbally or physically harassed by classmates, he (or she) probably dreads returning to school.