Anxiety Disorders in Children
Author: Anxiety and Depression Association of America
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Description: Anxiety Disorders in Children, it highlights the common and treatable nature of anxiety disorders in children, their impact on daily activities, symptoms, co-occurrence with other disorders, and the importance of diagnosis and treatment.
Subject: Child Psychology
Pages: 11
Megabytes: 0.18 MB
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