Family Chat: Helping Your Anxious Child
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PSN Team 
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Sept 24th at 8:00 EST
Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_alizCc2xSeuoO3wtHwYsBw
Many children live with anxiety and fears. In this family chat, families will have a chance to hear strategies from clinical psychologist Dr. Lauren Moskowitz whose research focuses upon parent-mediated approaches to improve the quality of life for anxious youth with IDD and autism.
Upcoming Chat:
When: Sept 24th,2024 (8:00-9:00 ET)
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GOT QUESTIONS? Send any question or challenges you would like addressed in this Family Chat to Chantai@parentingspecialneeds.org
These Family Chats are led and sponsored by parents and professionals from Parenting Special Needs, Home, and Community Positive Behavior Support Network, Positive Behavior Supports Corporation, Bierman Autism Centers, Parent to Parent USA, and The Partnership for People with Disabilities at Virginia Commonwealth University.”
Chat with you all soon!!!.
Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_alizCc2xSeuoO3wtHwYsBw
This article offers such comforting and practical advice for helping an anxious child. I really appreciate the focus on validating their feelings and creating a safe space for them to express themselves. One approach that’s worked well for us is practicing simple breathing exercises together during stressful moments — it helps both the child and the parent stay calm. Thanks for sharing these valuable tips!