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    Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child: How to Manage Your Child's Anxiety so You Can Finally Relax
    Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child: How to Manage Your Child's Anxiety so You Can Finally Relax
    Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child: How to Manage Your Child's Anxiety so You Can Finally Relax
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    Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child: How to Manage Your Child's Anxiety so You Can Finally Relax

    By Tonya Crombie

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    A life coach guides parents through techniques that help you easily manage your child’s anxiety.

    Are you afraid your child’s anxiety may be more of an issue than you thought? Are you doing everything you can think of to help your anxious child but still feel like you’re failing? Does it feel as if everyone else is so busy judging and giving advice that they can’t love your child just the way your child is? Are you afraid your child won’t have a best friend or even a close group of friends? Do you simply hope your child will learn to cope with anxiety and have a happy, successful life?

    You can stop worrying!

    In Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child, you learn how to manage your child’s anxiety so you can relax, enjoy parenthood, and begin to trust in your child’s bright future again.

    Dr. Tonya Crombie teaches the techniques that she uses to help herself and parents just like you, including how to:
    • Deal with judgment from well-meaning friends and others
    • Sift through all of the advice and determine what will work for your child
    • Stay calm even when the stress is especially tough
    • Create a support system that supports you and your child


    Your child deserves a bright future—learn how to start managing your child’s anxiety today!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateNov 3, 2020
    ISBN9781631951022
    Stop Worrying About Your Anxious Child: How to Manage Your Child's Anxiety so You Can Finally Relax

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