Addressing Anxiety in Children and Adolescence

Knowing the best way to support those who struggle with anxiety is vital. Many children, teens and adults don’t recognise the symptoms of anxiety and the potentially severe impact on their well-being. This highly engaging, evidence-based course has real life examples, practical strategies; and helpful resources, towards improving long-term mental health outcomes.

Includes digital downloads:

Angry Feelings Mini Poster
Breathing Technique Quick Reference Sheet
8 Steps To Control Your Anxiety Poster
The 6 Emotions Mini Poster
The How Much Sleep Do You Need Poster
The 5 Stages of Grief Mini Poster
A copy of the Human Cost of Dyslexia Report
Links to further support and resources

Evidence-based Specific Learning Difficulties checklists:

Features

Curriculum

4 Sections
4 Lessons
12 Weeks

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Section 1
This video explains examples of what anxiety feels and looks like. It delves into child development, peer relations and the core risk phases in childhood. I t shows international research findings, what anxiety looks like in the classroom, and starts with the strategies to help.
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  Video 1
- 1.2
  Feedback Quiz 1
  1 Minute1 Question
Section 2
The second video discusses anxiety relating to learning challenges such as Dyslexia, ADHD and the co-existing challenges. We hear about student feedback regarding their anxiety around school, for students, parents and teachers. In addition, the risk factors, adverse experiences, parent influence, and many other interesting facts and stories are discussed.
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- 2.1
  Video 2
- 2.2
  Feedback Quiz 2
  1 Minute1 Question
Section 3
This third video has examples of emotional literacy and masses of strategies for use both at home and at school. It includes ways around pastoral support at schools and in the community for students, parents and teachers. It offers clarification into the understanding of the physical symptoms of anxiety, stress and trauma in childhood.
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- 3.1
  Video 3
- 3.2
  Feedback Quiz 3
  1 Minute1 Question
Section 4
Part 4 includes a multitude of practical strategies for both home and school to help manage anxiety, feelings, and building an emotional vocabulary. Learn to understand mood, positive and negative feelings, the stages of grief, and key recommendations for support. The links to further resources and downloadable resources are explained.
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  Video 4
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  Feedback Quiz 4
  1 Minute1 Question

Instructor

Jillian Zocher

30 Students

2 Courses

$57.00

Student:

7 Students

Lesson:

4 Lessons

Duration: 12 Weeks

Quiz:

4 Quizzes

Level: All levels

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Addressing Anxiety in Children and Adolescence

Includes digital downloads:

Evidence-based Specific Learning Difficulties checklists:

Features

Curriculum

Instructor

Quick Links

Head Office Address

Days Open

Unlocking Student Potential and Specific Learning Difficulties

Screenings for Specific Learning Difficulties

Training in Specific Learning Difficulties

Building Bespoke Online Courses

About Us

Upcoming Events and Digital Publications

Addressing Anxiety in Children and Adolescence

Includes digital downloads:

Evidence-based Specific Learning Difficulties checklists:

Features

Curriculum

Instructor

Quick Links

Head Office Address

Days Open

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