MAKING SENSE OF ANXIETY
Anxiety is one of the most common challenges facing children today, yet it is often
misunderstood.
In this course, we explore the neurophysiology of anxiety and examine why some children become trapped in patterns of worry, fear and avoidance. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the nervous system, the brain’s threat response and the factors that contribute to anxiety.
This course provides practical, evidence-based strategies that help adults recognise anxiety early and support children in developing resilience, confidence and emotional regulation.
Ideal for parents, teachers and professionals seeking to better understand anxious children and create environments that foster emotional wellbeing.
MAKING SENSE OF ANXIETY
Anxiety is one of the most common challenges facing children today, yet it is often
misunderstood.
In this course, we explore the neurophysiology of anxiety and examine why some children become trapped in patterns of worry, fear and avoidance. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the nervous system, the brain’s threat response and the factors that contribute to anxiety.
This course provides practical, evidence-based strategies that help adults recognise anxiety early and support children in developing resilience, confidence and emotional regulation.
Ideal for parents, teachers and professionals seeking to better understand anxious children and create environments that foster emotional wellbeing.
