Anxiety in Children and Adolescents -Effective Strategies to Calm the Anxiety Storm and Overcome Excessive Worry – Sherianna Boyle
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Author: Sherianna Boyle
- Faculty:
- Sherianna Boyle
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 3 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Nov 15, 2018
Description
You know that the symptoms of anxiety can feel like a powerful storm to kids and adolescents…fearful and negative emotions raging inside them lead to overreaction, fretting, blame and overwhelmed outbursts.
This heightened state of reactivity can make anxious children and adolescents difficult for you to reach, keeping them from achieving positive outcomes in therapy, and preventing them from effective learning from school.
This recording will allow you to calm the reactivity of anxious kids and adolescents and provide you with the strategies and techniques you need to help them let go of the things that worry them, handle anxiety inducing conflict, and overcome excessive fears related to gossip, school, bullies and more.
Left unaddressed, children and adolescents with anxiety will face life-long consequences on their mental and physical health.
You’ll leave with the clear, concise and hands-on guide you need to confidently and capably help kids and adolescents face and appropriately cope with the anxiety damaging their lives.
Key Benefits of Watching:
- Flexible tools to recognize the anxious child and differentiate anxiety from normal fears
- Techniques that draw out internal feelings of anxiety in the silent sufferer
- Reduce stress response related reactions that can interfere with therapy and learning
- Concrete strategies that target school-based anxieties
- Coping skills to help kids handle conflict and learn to let go
Handouts
Manual – Anxiety in Children and Adolescents (2.45 MB) | 44 Pages | Available after Purchase | |
Instructions for ASHA Credit – SELF STUDY ONLY – 11/15/18 (0.03 MB) | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Identify Anxious Kids and Adolescents
- The value of worry?
- Behavioral patterns and physical symptoms
- Recognize the “silent sufferer”
- Identify causes and contributing factors
When Anxiety Overlaps Other Mental Health Conditions and Issues
- Anxiety as a “gateway problem”
- ADHD
- Trauma
- Depression
- Adjustment disorders
- Shyness and introversion
- Being over-extended
- Undiagnosed learning disabilities
- Paralysis of perfection
Practical Steps for Alleviating Anxiety:
Techniques to Calm Reactivity and Build Resiliency
- Trigger identification – emotional memory and reactivity
- Harness the natural mindfulness of children
- Exercises to calm reactivity
- Simple yoga for kids
- Breathing strategies to bring physical calm
- Ground with the senses
- Exercises that use the body to ease anxiety
- Self-observation
- ”Make Way for Movement”
- ”Boosting Boundaries”
- Muscle relaxation
- Coping and self-soothing skills
- ”Letting Go Rituals”
- ”Heart Opening Visualization”
- How to handle conflict
- Nourish relationships and gratitude
- Research limitation and risks
Simple but Effective Complementary Approaches
- Exercise and physical activity
- The role of nutrition in anxiety
- Sleep routine and ritual
- Gratitude exercises
Empower Kids to Overcome School-Based Anxiety
- How to counter negative rehearsal
- Tips and tactics to address:
- Social anxiety
- Peer pressure
- Bullies and gossip
- Separation anxiety
- Meltdowns
- Test anxiety
- The environment of anxiety
- How you might be contributing to anxiety
- Build a supportive environment
- Transitions: planning for the “unplanned”
- It’s a family affair – working with parents
- Discipline without increasing anxiety
- De-escalate interactions with anxious children
- How to use logical and natural consequences
Faculty
Sherianna Boyle Related seminars and products: 1
Sherianna Boyle, M.Ed., CAGS, is a former school psychologist who worked in an elementary school setting and is now a professional speaker. The author of seven books, her most recent release was Emotional Detox (Simon & Schuster). Her book The Four Gifts of Anxiety has been recognized and shelved by the National Alliance of Mental Illness, 2015’s Choosing Love was listed under the top 10 New Year books 2016 with Metro US, and The Conscious Parenting Guide for Overcoming Childhood Anxiety found its way in the top 20 book sales for Barnes and Noble in 2016.
Sherianna has continued her work in the education field speaking to organizations such as The Massachusetts Teacher Association about supporting families and children with anxiety. She also teaches psychology and yoga for course credit at Cape Cod Community College and has experience developing curriculum for The Center for Corporate and Professional Education.
Sherianna has a Masters in education as well as a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in school psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Sherianna Boyle is an author for Simon & Schuster and receives royalties. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Sherianna Boyle has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.
Curriculum
FAQs
Requirements
- Basic Understanding of Child Development: Familiarity with general child and adolescent developmental stages is beneficial.
- Interest in Mental Health: A genuine interest in understanding and addressing anxiety disorders in young individuals.
- Access to Digital Devices: A computer or mobile device with internet connectivity to access course materials.
Features
- Comprehensive Modules: In-depth exploration of anxiety disorders specific to children and adolescents.
- Evidence-Based Strategies: Practical techniques grounded in cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness practices.
- Interactive Components: Engaging activities, case studies, and real-life scenarios to facilitate learning.
- Resource Materials: Access to supplementary materials, including worksheets and reading lists.
- Flexible Learning: Self-paced modules allowing learners to progress according to their schedules.
Target audiences
- Parents and Guardians: Individuals seeking effective strategies to support children and adolescents experiencing anxiety.
- Educators and School Counselors: Professionals aiming to enhance their understanding and intervention techniques for student anxiety.
- Mental Health Practitioners: Therapists and counselors specializing in child and adolescent mental health.
- Youth Workers and Coaches: Individuals working directly with young people in various settings.