Helping kids make sense of their emotions includes helping them feel them. Teaching children coping skills to deal with their stressors and worries is like teaching other skills.

Kids with anxiety thrive in familiar settings with a fair amount of structure because they like to know what to expect. The trouble with summer is that routines generally change.

How Parents Can Help Their Kids With Anxiety. If your child or teen is experiencing anxiety, listen to their concerns and seek professional help. Not all treatments need to come from a therapist.

Kids have anxiety — but it's not always a bad thing. Renee Jain and Dr. Shefali Tsabary have some ideas about how to help children use those feelings to their advantage.

To parents of kids with anxiety: Here's what we wish you knew Anxiety can be deceiving. Without even realizing it, you could be treating the symptom and not the cause. Quincy Kadin.

During the following year, 31% of kids who didn’t receive the therapy developed an anxiety disorder, whereas only 5% of kids who received treatment developed one.

CNN: You created a parenting strategy called SAFER to help parents and their kids with anxiety. What is it? Maria Evans: SAFER is a framework for parents to use that’s based on therapeutic tools.

If you, as a parent, have been experiencing anxiety around the so-called “return to normal,” your kids are likely harboring similar feelings, perhaps even to a greater degree.

More kids, teens and young adults are experiencing anxiety — but fewer are getting the appropriate treatment, according to the latest research. A new study looked at data from the National ...