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649.154 M1398p
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [225]-228).
Contents:
- Clinical diagnosis and the form of childhood anxiety
- Child development and the nature of anxiety
- Responsive parenting and the process of anxiety
- Acceptance and commitment therapy for your child's anxiety
- Anxiety in the context of values and goals
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- Mindfulness in the midst of anxiety
- Basic skills for anxious children and parents
- Acceptance and validation in the face of anxiety
- Effectively managing anxious behaviors.
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