
This 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 | |||

Meredith Elkins, PhD is a clinical psychologist who specializes in the treatment of anxiety disorders in children and families. She is also the co-program director at the McLean Anxiety Mastery Program at McLean Hospital. She has just published Paren... more
Lizzie Assa, MSED, discusses her new book BUT I'M BORED: Discover the Power of Independent Play to Raise Confident, Resilient Kids
It is a book about how to compassionately foster independent play in your child and why it is so important. It is fi... more
Marni L Jacob, PhD, ABPP has just published What to Do When You Have a Tricky, Sticky, Picky Brain: Cognitive Behavioral Strategies to Help Kids with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Dr Jacob discusses her new book and provides an overview of the cogn... more
Will Dobud, PhD talks about his new book coauthored with Nevin Harper KIDS THESE DAYS: Understanding and Supporting Youth Mental Health.
Rather than adopting the age old perspective of looking at the younger generation and saying some version of "K... more
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!
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.
Insightful, applicable, and useful for all stages of life. Well done, Dr. Plimpton.
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.
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.
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Episodes focus on the challenges of managing anxiety in children, addressing various topics like selective mutism, emotional regulation, and the psychological aspects of parenting children with anxiety. Featured discussions highlight the importance of creating supportive environments for active understanding of children's feelings and experiences. Unique elements include the incorporation of expert guests from diverse backgrounds, offering a wealth of strategies and insights rooted in clinical practice and personal experiences to help parents navigate their child's anxiety effectively.
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Recent guests on Your Anxious Child include:
1. Meredith Elkins
2. Lizzie Assa
3. Dr. Marni Jacob
4. William Dubud
5. Dr. Melissa Giglio
6. Rhiannon Thor
7. Coltan Scrivner
8. Rachel Busman
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