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Separation Anxiety in Young Children

Karen Young

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Whether it’s at bedtime, drop-off, or a quick trip to the shops without them, saying goodbye can be tough – not just for children but for parents and carers too. Separation anxiety is a really normal part of development and it has a good reason for being there. Understanding why can make it easier to support children to feel safer and braver. We’ll discuss why separation anxiety happens, and talk about practical ways to how to help children feel loved and supported, and braver, even when you aren’t with them.

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Karen Young began her career as a psychologist and is now recognised as a leading authority on child and adolescent anxiety. She is a sought-after speaker, educator, and consultant and works with parents, schools, government bodies, and child and adolescent-focused organisations both in Australia and internationally. Karen is the founder of ‘Hey Sigmund’, an internationally popular online resource that provides contemporary, research-driven information on anxiety and the neurodevelopment of children. She has written five books, including the bestselling ‘Hey Warrior’, which creatively assist children to understand and manage anxiety.

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