by The Children's Treatment Center | Oct 15, 2026 | Anxiety
Key Takeaways Parent accommodation means changing family behavior or routines to reduce a child’s anxiety in the moment. Accommodation usually comes from love and may be appropriate in some situations, but repeated avoidance and reassurance can unintentionally keep...
by The Children's Treatment Center | Oct 8, 2026 | Anxiety
Key Takeaways Holiday changes can be exciting and stressful at the same time, especially for children who depend on routine or become overwhelmed by noise, crowds, travel, or uncertainty. Previewing the plan, protecting basic routines, and giving limited choices can...
by The Childrens Center | Aug 18, 2026 | Anxiety
School refusal can be one of the most stressful patterns a family faces. One morning your child cannot get out of bed. Another day they are crying in the car at drop-off. Their stomach hurts, their head hurts, they feel sick, or they panic the moment it is time to...
by The Childrens Center | Jul 21, 2026 | Anxiety
Anxiety in children does not always look the way parents expect. Sometimes it looks like a clingy toddler who cannot separate at drop-off. Sometimes it looks like a school-age child with constant stomachaches before class. Sometimes it looks like a teenager who is...
by The Childrens Center | Jun 9, 2026 | Anxiety, Children’S Mental Health
Have you ever watched your child fall apart over something that seemed small from the outside and thought, What is really going on here? Maybe it was a rushed morning, a change in plans, a sibling conflict, or a homework assignment that ended in tears. Moments like...
