Traditional treatment for children with anxiety includes cognitive behavioral therapy and medication if needed. During the course of therapy children are normally taught anxiety reducing techniques and strategies to help deal with anxiety symptoms. Later, as therapy progresses, exposure therapy is added. During exposure therapy, children are slowly integrated into situations causing anxiety. As children are exposed to anxiety provoking situations, they are taught to use the techniques learne...
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