This FREE VIDEO will help you determine whether your child has typical or atypical (chronic) anxiety, and if this workshop is right for you.
$179
(Discount codes are available for those who need this workshop, but can't afford it right now - email postmaster@thehowtolivenewsletter.org).
Misidentifying anxiety means missing the chance to help your child.
Left unchecked, anxiety grows, spawning other disorders.
π Anxiety's purpose
π Effective strategies
π Handling overreactions
π Confronting fears
π Ideal responses
π Creating safety
π Recognizing anxiety in disguise
π Addressing unsecurity
π Tactics to alleviate anxiety
π 7 short, digestible videos
π Printable worksheets
π Transcripts for every video
π Monthly live Q & A sessions
π Student chat corner
π Exclusive 'Operating Manual of Emotions,' journal
π A resources guide
π Next steps
Get the most out of this workshop by asking questions that apply specifically to you and your situation. You can join every month.
To live the expansive life I craved meant overcoming a lifelong panic disorder that limited me.
You and your child can do this too.
It's not your fault for lacking the necessary tools.
Missteps and difficulties aren't your fault either.
Chronic anxiety isn't a lifelong sentence.
It's never too late to amend and improve.
It's never too late to learn how to manage anxiety.
Letβs get started.
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IMPORTANT NOTE FROM AMANDA:
I'm not a medical doctor, specialist, or a trained psychologist.
I am a former anxious child, grown and recovered, able to articulate and explain what your child cannot.
Amanda Stern is the author of the novel The Long Haul, and eleven books for children written under the pseudonyms AJ Stern and Fiona Rosenbloom.
Her most recent book is Little Panic: Dispatches From an Anxious Life, a memoir about growing up with an undiagnosed panic disorder in Greenwich Village in the 1970s and 80s.
As a mental health advocate, she serves on the advisory board for Glenn Close's Bring Change to Mind, and has worked in collaboration with Child Mind Institute, Lady Gaga's Born This Way and the JED Foundation.
βI just watched the first video. Itβs greatβthanks for explaining why my kid is so obsessed with her various aches and pains.β
F.M. Mom of anxious 9-year-old girl
βItβs not just the well-digested information or the warm, funny delivery that makes Amanda Sternβs course essential; itβs the comfort that she offers parents of anxious [and otherwise neurodivergent] kids. We see the possibility of our children grown, thriving, and lighting the way for others.β
S.M. Mom of anxious 11-year-old boy.
"The curtain of doom has been lifted. I've spent years trying to figure this out, but Amanda's workshop offered me an immediate understanding of anxiety that shifted my understanding. I no longer feel trapped. She is the real deal."
B.S. Mom of anxious 5-year-old girl
This workshop is tailored for parents, educators, and caretakers who might feel overwhelmed or unsure about recognizing childhood anxiety. It's designed for those seeking guidance from someone who intimately understands childhood anxiety and can provide actionable support and insights.
Unfortunately, due to the nature of the digital course, all sales are final, and refunds are not available.
Participants can expect to gain exclusive insights into childhood anxiety, understanding its manifestations and triggers within their child. The workshop offers actionable strategies and effective communication tools to empower children in confronting and managing anxiety. It aims to foster self-reliance, confidence, and improved self-esteem in children while providing parents with valuable insights and techniques to support their child's journey towards emotional well-being.
The workshop consists of seven concise video lessons, each supplemented with accompanying worksheets. Participants can engage with the videos and material at their own pace.
Absolutely! Upon purchase, participants gain perpetual access to the digital course materials, enabling them to revisit and review the content at their convenience. In the event of a platform transition, rest assured you will be promptly informed and seamlessly moved along with the workshop.
As a participant, you'll receive monthly updates with the date and time for the live Q&A sessions.
While this workshop provides valuable insights and practical tools for dealing with childhood anxiety, it is not a substitute for regular therapy. Therapy is an essential and personalized form of support that addresses individual needs comprehensively. This course serves as an adjunctive resource, offering additional strategies and guidance to complement therapeutic interventions.