Key Details

  • £15
  • Online
  • 1 hour

Anxiety in Early Years

All babies and children from time to time will experience some form of anxiety. It is vital that we know how to best support young children in managing and understanding their emotions. This workshop will provide learners with an understanding of the impact anxiety can have on young children. Learners will be provided with an insight into the definition and concepts of anxiety and the signs and symptoms that may indicate a child is struggling with anxiety.

You will learn to recognise significant behaviours children display that could be communicating feelings of anxiety and discuss effective self-help strategies. Learners will be provided with information on how to gain additional guidance from multi-agency professionals on how best to support children, who display anxiety-related behaviours. The importance of self-care for parents, carers and professionals will also be discussed.

Course Structure

What is Anxiety?
  • Definition of anxiety
  • Signs of anxiety and when it becomes a problem
  • What forms of anxiety can affect young children.
  • Brain development
  • How mental health problems develop | UK Trauma Council
Support Strategies
  • Things parents /carers can do
  • How are most anxiety treated
  • How to get a help for a child if you are concerned
  • Importance of Self care
  • What is self care and why is it important?
  • Sources of help and support

Do you still have questions?

If you still have questions about this course, our training or any other general question please get in touch.
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