Children need time, most of all, to build resilience [lancasteronline.com]

Alicia Doktor 2/14/194:00 AM

Pediatricians are seeing epidemic-level numbers of children and teens with anxiety disorders and physical problems related to anxiety.

I currently estimate that more than 25 percent of the problems I discuss with parents and children in a day are stress-related. Anxiety presents in so many ways in kids: school avoidance, sleep problems, headaches, panic attacks, depressed mood and stomach pains are only a few ways that kids can show their stress.

For over a decade, teachers, parents and pediatricians have been crying for help in this area. It is time for everyone to listen.

[For more on this story by DR. PIA FENIMORE, go to https://lancasteronline.com/op...2c-c371d9b5f2a8.html]

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