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<p align="justify"><strong>What is the most effective anxiety treatments for children?</strong></p>
<p align="justify"> First of all you should learn what the symptoms of anxiety disorders are since in many cases they fail to get recognized by the parents and thus the treatment is postponed and started way too late. If your child shows excessive worries and unjustified fears, or physical sings of anxiety such as headaches, stomach aches, muscle tension then he or she might suffer from anxiety disorders. In some cases this results in panic attacks as well. If these symptoms persist for at least six months or longer periods, then you should seek professional help.<br />
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<p align="justify">Finding the best mental health specialist for your child might take some time and research, but you should talk to friends and family, your child’s doctor, and finally check his or her background and “success rate.” This is actually crucial since you are putting your child’s health and future in his hands. Once that professional has diagnosed your child with anxiety disorder, he or she would advise you on the best course of action. </p>
<p align="justify"><strong>Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)</strong> On almost all cases a therapy is the best anxiety treatment for children and the most common one is the Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). This therapy is actually the general terms of various similar therapies, but what all of them have in common is that they are based on the idea that we can control our thoughts and they, in turn, determine our behavior and feelings. Thus, the CBT is an anxiety treatment for children that try to change the way the kid or adolescent feels even though he or she remains in the same situation. The Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy has shown great success in managing anxiety in kids of the age seven to eight years or older, but the most crucial part is the will of the child to take part and learn the new ways of thinking. Parents are involved as well since they have to encourage their children to practice the new skills and help them every step on the way. </p>
<p align="justify"><strong>Psychoanalytic therapy</strong> is an anxiety treatment that is much longer compared to the CBT, it can go on for years and can best be described as “talk therapy” that helps the children and teens manage their anxiety. </p>
<p align="justify"><strong>Behavioral Therapies</strong> are used to help children get over their irrational fears and manage their anxiety reactions.</p>
<p align="justify"> <strong>Self-management</strong> – this where the parent plays crucial role. You should consult a mental health professional that would explain you the best way to support your child. This can be an extremely effective anxiety treatment for children and is quite often overlooked. If your child only experiences mild anxiety then showing him a practical and easy way to lessen his or her worries can help enormously. Keep in mind that this takes time and don’t expect to see immediate results, but as long as some progress is made in a six month or longer period, then you are on the right track. If your child suffers from phobias do not force them to face their fears “head-on,” but rather take the prolonged exposure approach – this means letting your child gradually confront the situations that they are scared of. </p>
<p align="justify"><strong>Medications</strong> – these are usually prescribed to children who do not respond well to the previously mentioned treatments and after careful evaluation. The most widely used medications are Serotonin-specific reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and although they can help you cure your child’s anxiety disorder, you should keep in mind that they come with side effects. These side effects are usually mild, but careful monitoring by a medical practitioner is recommended.</p>
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<p>The fear of an anxiety attack by itself can trigger an attack. This is true as reported by many anxiety disorder patients and after resolving the “meta” fear, most reported an immediate cessation of anxiety attacks. </p>
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<p>What  should parents do when they find out that their child suffers from anxiety? Anxieties  amongst children and adolescents are widespread and they affect anywhere from  five to 18% of them. However, parents of kids that suffer from severe anxiety  disorders should take a few steps in order to help their children cope better  with their excessive fears and worries, and live healthy lives. </p>
<p><strong>How  can parents help their anxious children? Here are a few simple things a parent  should do:</strong> <strong><br />
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    Prepare  your children for the changes in their lives.</strong> </p>
<p>Many of the child’s fears are  associated with moving to a new area or city, moving to a new school, divorce,  leaving a friend behind, among others. In most cases these changes are known to  the parents in advance, and they can make reasonable efforts to “cushion” the  child’s stress. Explain to them why you have to make the change or what caused  that change (in a case of a death of a relative for example) and address the  child concerns. In case you are moving your child to a new school or city, you  might want to take a trip there with your child, and slowly introduce him or  her to the new environment. </p>
<p><strong>Many  of the kids experience anxiety due to “modeling” their parents’ behavior.</strong> </p>
<p>You  don’t have to put up a brave face every time you are up against danger or major  change, but positive attitude towards change and calculated risk-taking should  serve as a good example. Studies show that children, whose parents are  suffering from anxiety, are up to seven times more likely to become anxiety  sufferers as well. Many doctors believe that in such cases prevention is far  better than treatment. </p>
<p><strong>Handle  your child’s fears with care and understanding.</strong> </p>
<p>You first step should be to  make the child express and share his or her fears with you, after that you must  try to teach your child some strategies and ways to cope with these fears – if  they feel like they have control over the situation, they might get over their  irrational fears faster. Make sure that you give your children enough time to overcome  their fears, in some cases this might take months, even years. A very good way  to give a reasonable explanation and ways of understanding your child’s  excessive fears is using children’s books. </p>
<p><strong>Talk and listen to your child</strong> </p>
<p>Talking  and listening to your child will make you aware of his or her concerns and  worries, but in some cases you can observe the anxiety symptoms in the child’s  behavior and they can be expressed as aggression, defiance, temper tantrums, destructive  behavior, poor eye contact, crying, etc. These, of course, might be a simple  indicator of overload, or in rare cases if serious mental illness. Nevertheless,  addressing them on time is vital for the child’s health and future development. </p>
<p><strong>Make  sure that your child is adequately protected</strong> </p>
<p>Children that feel that their  home is a safe heaven are less likely to develop anxiety disorders. Remember  that sexual or physical abuse can scar your child for life! Also, remember that  children can be abused not only by adults, but by their peers as well, and  today many children are subjected to verbal and physical abuse at school. Watch  out for worrisome symptoms and act immediately – do not try unnecessarily  overprotecting your children, but make sure that they are safe at all times.    </p>
<p>Your  child’s anxiety can be effectively treated with the help of various therapies  (especially when the family is involved in them), but late diagnosis and  treatment can lead to under-performance at school, depression, and even alcohol  and substance abuse.</p>
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