If you are staying at home while others in your house are returning to work, then it might benefit you to make a plan. Identify healthy self-soothing techniques. These are generally individual to each person, but some examples include cooking, baking, exercising, having a relaxing bath, journaling, painting, or listening to music.
Practice emotional agility. Start focusing on the way that you talk to yourself when you are feeling anxious. If so, you are telling yourself that this is the only option and that these feelings are in control.
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If your child has physical complaints, your primary healthcare provider may assess your child to rule out other causes for these symptoms. It will also depend on how severe the condition is. Cognitive behavioral therapy. This treatment helps a child learn how to better handle his or her anxiety. The goal is also to help a child master the situations that may lead to the anxiety.
Antidepressant or antianxiety medicine may help some children feel calmer. But if you notice signs of SAD in your child, you can help by seeking an evaluation as soon as possible. Recognize situations that may stress your child. Knowing what stresses your child and planning ahead can help you prepare your child so he or she is successful.
Remind teachers that your child will need extra reassurance and support in certain situations. Reach out for support from local community services.
Being in touch with other parents who have a child with SAD may be helpful. SAD is a type of mental health problem. This content does not have an English version. This content does not have an Arabic version.
Overview Separation anxiety is a normal stage of development for infants and toddlers. Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic.
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