Virtual Regional Training: Anxiety
About Course
Anxiety disorders are common in children (affecting 1 in 8), but studies have shown that childhood anxiety has almost doubled since 2020, affecting at least 20% of children nationwide. For children in the foster care system, anxiety disorders are even more prevalent and sometimes symptoms are misunderstood as defiance and opposition. Learning the signs and symptoms and being prepared with techniques to manage anxiety better will help bring more relief for you and your child. Growing resilience and strengthening coping skills will help them to face challenges with more confidence and ease.
Presented by: Jenie Chritstopher, LPC, MC
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Student Ratings & Reviews
I enjoyed the class; it was refreshing to understand the impact of foster care and how it can impact anxiety and be casual toward trauma.
It is nice to put a name to some of the behaviors we have witnessed from our foster children and ourselves from time to time.
This was a helpful course
Very good.
Very interesting and useful to be conscious of how children may think under any kind of anxiety.
Most definitely!
Strongly agree
Helped understand anxiety better
Definitely recommend!! Helped with understanding emotions A LOT more!
Great class and very informative!
Hekpful
yes, great information.
Great information
Really enjoyed this presentation- lots of practical ideas I know will be helpful.
This was great information, Thank you.