For most children, anxiety is normal and will occur at various times throughout life. But for some, persistent anxiety can cause genuine distress and interfere with daily life. There are different types of anxiety, and all are treatable with the right treatments and support.
Anxiety varies in severity for each child and can affect them both physically and mentally. Common anxiety symptoms in children and teenagers include:
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It can be hard to know when to seek support for your child. The earlier you do, the sooner we identify and address the underlying causes of anxiety and provide techniques to help them live more comfortably.
A free, confidential call could quickly put your child on the path to regaining control. Talk to a qualified professional today.
Children's natural ability to cope with stress and anxiety varies, with some being naturally more anxious. Key events, such as school changes or life transitions, can also trigger anxiety, while children with other conditions, such as ADHD or autism, are prone to anxiety issues.
There are different types of anxiety disorder. On the surface, they can look and feel similar, making it hard to distinguish one from another. Whatever your child is experiencing, we can help them overcome their challenges and regain control. Types of anxiety disorder include:
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Contact us to help us understand your worries for your child.
We'll listen before clearly explaining our recommendations on the most effective treatment for your child.
Depending on the severity of your child's symptoms, we may recommend a psychiatric assessment or suggest talking therapy such as CBT.
If you have any concerns about your child, it's important to have them seen by a trained professional.
We offer a safe and confidential space for your child to express their thoughts and discuss their worries. Take the first step today.
