Anxiety

Are worries holding your child back?

Understanding Childhood Anxiety

All parents want their child to feel happy, secure, and confident. When anxiety interferes with a child’s everyday life, it’s a real challenge. Play-based therapy offers a lifeline, providing the tools and support your child needs to navigate their worries and fears.

Childhood anxiety comes in many forms. It might look like:

  • Excessive worry
  • Frequent stomachaches or headaches
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Avoiding school and social activities

While it’s natural for kids to experience some anxiety, especially during times of change or stress, ongoing anxiety can affect their overall well-being and development.

Anxious child sitting quietly, looking down with a worried expression, representing signs of childhood anxiety addressed through play therapy.