The Worried Child: Recognizing Anxiety in Children and Helping Them Heal Paperback – January 16, 2004

I have suffered from anxiety almost all my life. I found out why from reading this book. What was best was the recommendations for avoiding anxiety. I am an adult and this is perfect for me too. Anxiety starts in childhood and even though I am 75 years old, I got a lot out of it.I recommend it to anybody suffering from anxiety at any age.

I found this book informative & helpful. It was recommended by a friend who is a counselor and licensed social worker. The book helps the reader recognize signs of anxiety in children which can often be different than the signs displayed in adults. It also helps an adult determine the severity of a child's anxiety and includes good ways to teach kids to deal with their anxieties.

This was a gift but what I read was very good and relevant.

This book is cool. My 10 yr old daughter, who likes to draw, did the workbook and thought it was fun while she was working out ways to deal with worries. I didn't have to read it to her or ask her to do it. She just picked it up and dove into it.

Helpful and easy to read. Paul Foxman does an excellent job outlinning the different types of anxiety a child may have and giving concrete guiidelines and interventions for parents to do the best for the child to help ease the suffering of anxiety.

I like this book because it doesn't only point out reasons that can be attributed to the Anxiety but tools to use and even a chapter to help a young adult learn to help him or herself.

I loved this book from an empathic stand point. The ideas about what might be triggers for children's aniexties was eye openning

Excellent for adults with children...it makes the condition of anxiety understandable and manageable. A must read for teachers and educators!

Not bad have seen better books

This is an amazing book. Must have for child / school psychologists.