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Helping Children Who are Anxious or Obsessional

Helping Children Who are Anxious or Obsessional is a guidebook designed to assist children with a variety of concerns and challenges. It is especially aimed at children who:

  • are insecure or worry excessively, suffering from phobias or nightmares;
  • struggle to concentrate, unable to let go and have fun;
  • have experienced trauma or appear unnaturally good, like little adults;
  • use order and routine as coping mechanisms for managing 'messy' feelings;
  • withdraw into dullness as a means of navigating their existence in the world;
  • and develop obsessive-compulsive behaviour to fend off overwhelming emotions.

Helping Children Who are Anxious or Obsessional is a guidebook designed to assist children with a variety of concerns and challenges. It is especially aimed at children who:

  • are insecure or worry excessively, suffering from phobias or nightmares;
  • struggle to concentrate, unable to let go and have fun;
  • have experienced trauma or appear unnaturally good, like little adults;
  • use order and routine as coping mechanisms for managing 'messy' feelings;
  • withdraw into dullness as a means of navigating their existence in the world;
  • and develop obsessive-compulsive behaviour to fend off overwhelming emotions.
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Helping Children Who are Anxious or Obsessional is a guidebook designed to assist children with a variety of concerns and challenges. It is especially aimed at children who:

  • are insecure or worry excessively, suffering from phobias or nightmares;
  • struggle to concentrate, unable to let go and have fun;
  • have experienced trauma or appear unnaturally good, like little adults;
  • use order and routine as coping mechanisms for managing 'messy' feelings;
  • withdraw into dullness as a means of navigating their existence in the world;
  • and develop obsessive-compulsive behaviour to fend off overwhelming emotions.
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