Your Anxious Child
Edward PlimptonThis is a podcast for parents for who have an anxious child. Practical suggestions are given to help with a wide range of situations in which anxiety can interfere with a child's life
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 151 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Kids & Family | |||
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Dr Melissa Giglio and Daisy Geddes have recently published Bravery Grow and an accompanying workbook The Bravery Grows Journal & Workbook: Building Bravery in Anxious Kids with Selective Mutism and Social Anxiety
Dr Melissa Giglio is a clinical psy... more
Rhiannon Theurer, LMFT has just published The Neurodivergence Skills Workbook for Teens: DBT Tools To Help You Deal with Sensory Sensitivity, Manage Emotional Overwhelm and Thrive.
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Coltan Scrivner, PhD has just published Morbidly Curious: A Scientist Explains Why We Can't Look.
He defines morbid curiosity "...a curiosity about things that are threatening or potentially dangerous". In the interview and in his book he explains... more
Rachel Busman, PsyD, ABPP is a clinical psychologist and senior director of the Child and Adolescent Anxiety and Related Disorder Program at Cognitive Behavioral Consultants in White Plains, NY. She was previously the past president of the Selective ... more
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I enjoyed or conversation about ACT and how it can help kids deal with their worries. I find your podcast very helpful both as a therapist and as a parent myself, who is always open to know more about various ways in which we can support kids in standing up to worry, offering them simple and practical ways to do that. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5Anna Scetinina
Canada9 months ago - Valuable Resource
As a therapist, I have found Dr. Plimpton’s podcast to be a valuable resource for myself and my clients. The episodes are insightful while being easy to understand and practical. I appreciate the vast array of topics related to child anxiety covered as well.
Apple Podcasts5coolbeans211
United Statesa year ago - Blown Away.
Insightful, applicable, and useful for all stages of life. Well done, Dr. Plimpton.
Apple Podcasts5GigiTuRonUnited States2 years ago - What solutions?
As a mother with a 5 year old with anxiety I have found nothing on here that reflects the title of this podcast. It is also biased to mostly talking about teenagers. I’ve listened to it a year and still give up 15 mins into each podcast, there is no real examples of children’s behaviour there is no advice. If you want to know the names of books clinical psychologists have written this is the podcast for you but I’m not bothering anymore.
Apple Podcasts1WNTRClara
Australia3 years ago - So thoughtful and Wise
Dr. Plimpton brings his decades of clinical and academic experience, mixed with his experiences as a parent and grandparent into this wonderful podcast. It will support parents of anxious children and all families.
Apple Podcasts5Mona DelahookeUnited States4 years ago
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Focused on empowering parents with practical tools, this show addresses the complexities of childhood anxiety through a series of insightful discussions with experts in child psychology and mental health. Topics range from selective mutism, body-focused repetitive behaviors, teenage anxiety, and the psychological impacts of climate change, creating a comprehensive resource for navigating the challenges of raising anxious children. Each episode features recommendations and actionable advice aimed at helping both parents and children build resilience and understanding in the face of anxiety-related issues. Unique to this show is its integration of expert interviews and personal anecdotes that bridge clinical insights with real-world parenting... more
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1. Rhiannon Thor
2. Coltan Scrivner
3. Rachel Busman
4. Sophia Vale Galano
5. Ruth Golomb
6. Suzanne Mouton-Odum
7. Lisa A. Phillips
8. Dr. Martha B. Straus
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