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CHILDHOOD ANXIETY

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CHILDHOOD ANXIETY

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STATISTICS

~ There are currently 7.8 million anxious children in the United States making anxiety disorders the most prevalent mental health issue in our country. ~ The typical school-aged child reported more anxiety in the 1980’s than did psychiatric patients who were institutionalized in the 1950’s. ~ Anxiety disorders cost the country $42.3 billion each year in disability, hospitalizations and medical care.

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WHY ARE WE SO ANXIOUS?

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WHY ARE KIDS SO ANXIOUS?

A. MediaB. School StressC. Pressure from ParentsD. GeneticsE. TechnologyF. Overscheduling

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TYPES OF ANXIETY

Generalized Anxiety DisorderObsessive Compulsive DisorderPanic DisorderPost-traumatic Stress DisorderSeparation Anxiety DisorderSocial Anxiety DisorderSpecific Phobias

Generalized Anxiety DisorderObsessive Compulsive DisorderPanic DisorderPost-traumatic Stress DisorderSeparation Anxiety DisorderSocial Anxiety DisorderSpecific Phobias

TYPES OF ANXIETY

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HOW CHILDREN PROCESS EMOTIONS

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GENETICS

15-25% Lifetime Prevalence for Any Adult8-31% Risk with First Degree Relative8 y.o. Average Age of Onset

GENETICS

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ONCE ANXIETY STARTS, IT’S HARD TO STOP

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ANXIETY AND THE BRAIN

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This is Where we Think.

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This is Where our Fight or Flight is.

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WHEN THE AMYGDALA TALKS . . .

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WHEN THE AMYGDALA TALKS . . .

THEY ARE NOT LISTENING

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AMYGDALA

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TOOLS FOR ANXIETY

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Duration

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Duration Intensity

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Duration Intensity Frequency

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TOOLSTOOLS FOR KIDS

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USING THE TOOLS

Tools Effective

Tools Effective

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TOOL #1: CHANGE THE CHANNEL

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TOOL #2: SQUARE BREATHING

Vs.

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TOOL #3: BRAIN PLATE

School

Home

Friends Activities

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TOOL #4: WORRY JAR

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1. ACKNOWLEDGE THE FEELINGTOOL #5: NAME THE ANXIETY

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WORKING WITH PARENTS

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PARENTS NEED TO PROTECT KIDS FROM ANXIETY-PROVOKING EVENTS

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KEEP IT KID-FRIENDLYKid-Level Topics Adult-Level TopicsSchool CollegeFriends MarriageFight on Playground WarAllowance FinancesReport Cards SAT

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TOOLS FOR PARENTS

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TOOL #1: THE FIVE-QUESTION RULE

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TOOL #2: WORRY TIME

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TOOL #3: STRUCTURE THE UNSTRUCTURED

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TOOL #4: I DID IT! LIST

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TOOL #5:TRACK ANXIETY

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TALKING ABOUT MEDICATION

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THE RULE OF THREE

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THE RULE OF THREEHomeSchoolFriends

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THIS IS WHAT MEDICATION IS NOT

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THIS IS WHAT MEDICATION IS NOT