Training For Parents Could Help Child Anxiety Disorders May 23, 2009
Special skills workshops for parents of anxious young children could offer a breakthrough in addressing this difficult problem, according to psychologists at The University of Manchester.
Providing psychological treatments for children under ten with anxiety disorders is problematic for health professionals, as the approaches that are most successful with teenagers and adults are difficult to apply to the very young.
According to researcher Dr Samantha Cartwright-Hatton: