I appreciate this question from a parent who’s been listening to the podcast and says she doesn’t mind being stuck in the Parenting PItfalls and wanted to know what I had to say about that. My answer might surprise you.
What if I don’t mind being stuck in the parenting pitfalls? Read More »
Today we explore the difference between accommodations and support using the definition from the study cited below, which is “changes in parents’ behavior in attempts to prevent or reduce child distress.”
This week’s question is meant to address the concerns of parents who contact me and say they’ve tried to get their child help and it isn’t working or it hasn’t worked and they’re asking me what to do next. So I’m squishing all of these questions together into one to talk about the things that get in the way of child anxiety treatment.
What derails child anxiety treatment? Read More »
How do I motivate my anxious child? That’s a question many parents ask but we may need to shift our focus to how do we motivate ourselves.
How do I motivate my anxious child to deal with their anxiety? Read More »
We discuss how to get your anxious child to sleep alone and why this can be a challenge for children with anxiety.
How do I get my anxious child to sleep alone? Read More »
I explain why I think the word “manipulative” isn’t helpful when we’re talking about child anxiety.
Is my child manipulating me? Read More »
