Anxiety in children can be a big worry for parents, here are the signs to look out for and how to help your child.

Separation anxiety becomes problematic if it persists into the school years and causes children to fear leaving home or getting lost. What do children worry about? Children worry, and they feel ...

Many children outgrow their fears, but persisting worries may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Psychologists weigh in on when it’s time to seek professional help.

Being supportive and patient while your child adjusts gradually will ease anxieties, ensuring a smoother transition to this new experience. Separation anxiety is one of the normal phases in ...

Separation anxiety becomes problematic if it persists into the school years and causes children to fear leaving home or getting lost. What do children worry about? Children worry, and they feel ...

However, sometimes additional support is needed. "1 in 25 children experiences separation anxiety and may need extra help," according to connectedfamilies.org, a non-profit organization supporting ...

But is there a way to make being apart as easy as possible for your baby or child? In the video below, we highlight some of our top tips for dealing with separation anxiety in babies and young ...

Before leaving home for preschool my neighbour’s four-year-old son always tells his mother, “I can’t go.” Sometimes I see his mother dragging him to a waiting car. Often he ...

Take some time and think about the following questions: Is there anything your child is currently unable to do because of anxiety? What do you hope your child will be able to do after this program?

You may experience separation anxiety in a romantic relationship. It can feel like persistent worry or fear. Following routines is one possible coping strategy to make the separation more manageable.