Does your child have one of these problems?

Take a look at some common symptoms your child may be experiencing if they’re having a problem with separation anxiety in children:

• School avoidance or refusal.
• Avoidance of social activities
• Do Not want to spend as much time with friends.
• Unexplained physical symptoms such as headaches and stomachaches.
• A high need for reassurance.
• Being nervous, jittery, and hypersensitive.
• Decreased school performance or a lack of concentration.
• Tics, nervous habits, or compulsive behavior such as nail biting or hair pulling.
• Dangerous behaviors such as cutting or drug and alcohol abuse.
• Excessive moodiness or outbursts of anger.
• Persistent worry that seems unjustified for the situation.
• Sleep changes or activity level changes.
• Being unusually or overly self-critical.
• Outbursts of anger or oppositional behavior, even though you know in your heart they’re a good kid, they just have all this anxious energy coming out all wrong.

If you find yourself having some of the symptoms of separation anxiety in children above, you owe it to yourself and your child to find out what can you do to keep the anxiety out of the way…

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“My seven year-old Dylan was experiencing significant separation anxiety in childrenand was refusing to go to school, among other things. I found your program online and now life is better for the whole family. Dylan’s sleep has improved and he’s back at school! The program was what we needed.”

Kelly Fletcher

Victoria, Australia

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My son Jacob started experiencing separation anxiety in children after the unexpected death of his Grandfather. When the anxiety started affecting him at school, I started doing research and discovered the Anxiety Free Child Program and decided to try it with Jacob. After we started working with him with what the program teaches, we started to see a change very quickly. Now his fear has faded, he jumps into the car everyday ready to go to school, and he’s back to playing soccer like a rock star! He’s so much happier now and doing great thanks to the program.”

Paulette Bailey

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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“I’m a mental health professional and I ordered the program for my five year-old granddaughter who had a very hard time being away from her mother. We started to see improvements after about the first week, and now she’s back to her normal self, a happy go lucky child! The program was simple and easy to use and didn’t require long, drawn out, expensive therapy sessions. The entire family is happy to have our carefree child back!”

Robin Harris

Rutland, Ohio

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“I was exhausted from desperately trying for 8 years to help my son. He was making himself sick with worry and had even begun having separation anxiety in children. It was tremendously stressful for the entire family and created an extremely negative environment for us all. He hated school and would beg for help and to “escape” situations. I found the program online and within a couple of weeks he was able to prevent himself from having panic attacks. Now he seems more comfortable to be himself and he isn’t negative about life and watching from the sidelines…he gets in there! Now he knows he can handle it, it’s FREEDOM and he has a whole new world waiting to be discovered. I would definitely recommend the program, it gave me the power to change things.”

Christy King

Ontario, Canada

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“Knowing the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, Rich Presta’s Anxiety-Free Child Program addresses both parental and child anxiety, teaching adults the skills they need to help themselves and their children. Full of practical advice on everything from time management to proper nutrition, The Anxiety-Free Child Program distills anxiety down to its essence: it’s not the experience; it’s the anticipation of what might happen that paralyzes us. Changing thoughts and behaviors makes all the difference. Rich Presta’s materials guide parents through this process, ultimately changing lives.”

Dawn Huebner, PhD

Author of “What to Do When You Worry Too Much: A Kid’s Guide to Overcoming Anxiety”

 

 

 

Now you know that the way to overcoming your child’s separation anxiety is to first stop the cycle of anxiety from occurring and then to change the old limiting neural pathways of anxiety, worry, and fear, and replace them with new habits of confidence and calm.

 

The problem is that all of this occurs on a very deep, primitive, and emotional level, and is why I believe so many programs and therapies for separation anxiety in children fail. They attempt to correct an emotional, automatic, and instinctual problem on a logical level…how could that work?

 

Traditional talk therapy often attempts to “explain” to your child why they don’t need to be anxious. Let me ask you, do you think your child is CHOOSING to be afraid? Do you think you just need someone to TELL THEM they’ll be fine and to stop worrying? Haven’t you already done that? Did it help?

 

I didn’t think so.

 

Like you learned, once it starts, your child’s fear is virtually out of their control. Logical explanations and talking it over won’t stop their anxiety any more than they can talk themselves out of a headache.

 

Medications and pills can be helpful in controlling the SYMPTOMS of your child’s anxiety, but they often don’t do ANYTHING to address the underlying CAUSE of the problem, so when they stop the medication, the separation anxiety in children can return as powerful as ever and they feel even more hopeless. Not to mention the dangerous side effects and risks associated with medicating your child…

 

Your child needs to learn to stop their anxiety BEFORE it starts and develop a NEW WAY of responding – permanently.

 

 

 

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