Anxiety disorder includes persistent worry and with children this is also apparent. Children and teens with anxiety may worry about activities, about grades and about receiving adult approval.
Children with anxiety may have self-doubts and worry about their acceptance by their peers. They may not be able to stop worrying, even if they know it is not necessary. For some children, persistent and chronic worrying may interfere with their ability to do well in school or to participate in...
One of the most distressing features of a panic attack is the way they affect people out of the blue - or do they? Alicia E. Meuret,... Read more »
We often receive questions here at AnxietyConnection.com about whether dizziness can be a sign or symptom of anxiety. Some of our members... Read more »
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We all become anxious about our health at one time or another. Health anxiety, also referred to as hypochondria is "a belief that physical... Read more »
There are several different types of anxiety, including, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety, and Post Traumatic Stress... Read more »
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