How to Address Anxiety in Children and Young People
Live Discussion on Anxiety in Children and Young People with Dr. Scott Turansky. Learn a biblical, practical approach....
24 April, 2020
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7 Parenting Strategies to Help Children Cope With Anxiety
When addressing anxiety, it’s usually necessary to embrace a multi-tool approach. Notice how the following tools can work independently but also dove-tail together to form a more complete strategy....
23 April, 2020
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Two Secret Weapons – Help for Anxiety Part 4
Anxiety is a difficult problem in anyone’s life. Parents’ hearts go out to their children who suffer from emotional overload, racing thoughts, and continual feelings of unrest because of anxiety. That’s not what childhood is supposed to be like....
20 April, 2020
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The Suitcase Idea – Help for Anxiety Part 3
God didn’t create our hearts big enough to hold all of the worries and concerns about life. For those who are concerned about the future, he said, “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of...
17 April, 2020
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Three Spiritual Truths That Empower Children – Help for Anxiety Part 2
Understanding how God made a person can provide extremely helpful tools for managing anxiety. The following truths alone or in combination can have a powerful effect on a child’s emotional state. Spiritual solutions for emotional challenge usually provide the deepest change....
14 April, 2020
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Two Quick-Fix Anxiety Solutions That Usually Don’t Work, Help for Anxiety Part 1
Continual fears and feeling upset can dominate a child’s lifestyle. Kids can develop tendencies to process the world as dangerous, to imagine harm, and feel a lack of control....
12 April, 2020
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Teach Kids to Control Anger – Not Vent it
Children can slow things down inside their hearts before the eruption, and you as the parent can teach them to do so....
16 March, 2020
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Discipline for Bad Attitudes – One Way to Address the Heart
Attitudes become a problem when negative emotions affect behavior and relationships. It's not wrong to feel bad, but when you act out because of those negative feelings then people get hurt....
13 February, 2020
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Anger at Kids May Seem Justified, but is Rarely Wise
Parents often use the fact that they're right to justify poor parenting responses toward their children. In fact, most people who unleash their anger at others believe that they're right, and often they are. Kids fall into the same problematic thinking. One nine-year-old boy said...
03 February, 2020
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Emotional Kids Need This Life Skill
When the intensity increases and your child loses control it's important to take a Break. With young children, as young as two or three years old, have them sit in a particular place, a chair, a carpet square, the hallway, or a bottom step. For...
08 October, 2019
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