Posts Tagged ‘Social Anxiety in Kids’
Summer Social Skills
Summer is a wonderful time to help children develop the social skills necessary to grow into confident adults. Social skills help us interact with others in positive ways. Non-verbal cues make up around 85% of what we communicate to each other. Our mind, body, and language work together to create interactions with others. Evaluation Sociability…
Read MoreOvercoming Holiday Anxiety in Children
It’s holiday time and you may be noticing that your children are becoming increasingly anxious. The holidays can be just as confusing for children as they are for adults. As a parent, you must first evaluate where you are emotionally at this time of the year. Many parents feel overwhelmed by the multiple…
Read MoreEasing your child’s social anxiety ( or It’s Party Time!)
Your kids may be happily anticipating the next party and you may be having second thoughts. Many parents fear that a party will cause their children to either become over-stimulated, irritable or simply out-of-sorts.For children who are biologically predisposed to becoming anxious or over-stimulated, a party can indeed present issues. However, we can use special…
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