Anxiety has become a buzzword in today’s world, but for kids and teens, it’s more than just a passing worry—it’s a growing crisis. Let's get creative in how we treat it!

As parents, we want to raise happy, confident children. However ... If you feel your child is experiencing anxiety beyond typical childhood stressors, be sure to talk to your child’s ...

Family therapists and authors Ashley Graber and Maria Evans offer parents guidance on how to ease their children’s anxiety in ...

Many children outgrow their fears, but persisting worries may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Psychologists weigh in on ...

Managing change is easier for some than it is for others. Dr. Eugene Beresin elaborates on how parents can help kids navigate ...

Have children blow bubbles or blow out the “candles” of your fingertips. What is the best way to help a child manage anxiety? According to surveys by the American Psychological Association ...

The Lumi Nova app offers an interactive approach to help children understand and manage their anxieties through a combination ...

Anxiety is the main reason for children suffering with a mental health problem to reach out to Childline for help.

A 2021 survey showed 45% of young teens and adults answered that “their feelings about climate change negatively affected ...

The summer of 2020 will be like no other summer our children have experienced. Many summer camps have been canceled or ...

Children who have had a stroke may be at higher risk for developing anxiety, depression and related physical symptoms such as headaches and stomach aches than their peers.

Stroke may increase the risk of developing anxiety, depression and related physical symptoms such as headaches and stomach aches in children, especially in 8- and 9-year-olds, according to a ...