Anxiety
Anxiety in children does not always look like worry. It can appear as avoidance, perfectionism, irritability, shutdown, physical symptoms or behaviour that seems difficult to explain. This section looks at the different ways anxiety can affect a child at home and at school.
Existing content to surface: What If It Isn’t Defiance?, When exam time breaks their brain, Guiding Your Child Through Exam Stress, Coping with Anxiety, the Anxiety webinar, selective mutism content, Environment Before Effort, The Transition Buffer, Homework Reset and relevant Emotional Regulation and school-fit content.
When anxiety hides behind behaviour
For some learners, exam pressure can feel overwhelming, affecting their ability to think clearly, focus, and perform at their best. Learn how stress impacts the brain and discover practical ways to support your child through challenging exam periods.
Parenting a twice-exceptional (2e) child can be both rewarding and challenging, often bringing unique emotional stresses that go unnoticed. Explore the hidden impact on parents and strategies for navigating this journey with greater understanding and support.
Guiding Your Child Through Exam Stress: Practical Strategies for Well-Being and Success
