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An Anxi xiety ety in in Ad Adol olesce escence nce Ma Marg rgie ie La Lang-Gar Garnhar nhart, LC LCSW SW Everg ergreen een Counseli ounseling g Cen enter ter, PLLC LLC Ab Abou out t wha hat t do th o they y wor


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An Anxi xiety ety in in Ad Adol

  • lesce

escence nce

Ma Marg rgie ie La Lang-Gar Garnhar nhart, LC LCSW SW Everg ergreen een Counseli

  • unseling

g Cen enter ter, PLLC LLC

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Ab Abou

  • ut

t wha hat t do th

  • they

y wor

  • rry?

y? An And d us us?

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So Sometimes metimes you

  • u ha

have e anx anxiety iety, An And d so sometimes metimes an anxiety xiety ha has y s you

  • u.

How does it impact ct to our childr dren? ? Famili lies? s? Routin utines? s? ???

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You Ar

  • u Are

e Not A Not Alon lone

  • 10

10% of school hool-aged ed chi hildr ldren en exp xperi erience ence socia ial l anx nxie iety ty at t any give ti time me.

  • 8%

8% exp xperienc erience e separati paration

  • n anx

nxiety iety.

  • In

In adoles dolescen cence ce, 25 25% wil ill l exp xperie erience nce an n anx nxiety iety di disor sorder der.

  • Compar
  • mpared

ed to to 19 1960 60, kid ids s are e 3x 3x mo more e li likel ely y to to exp xperienc erience e an n anx nxiety iety di disor sorde der.

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Fee

eeling ling Fr Frightened ightened (a

(anx nxious

  • us bod
  • dies)

ies)

Exp

xpecting ecting bad ad th things ings to to ha happen ppen (a

(anx nxious

  • us minds)

nds)

Act

ctions ions th that at hi hinder nder fr freedom eedom (a

(anx nxious

  • us behaviors)

aviors)

Rat

ating ing (s

(severi verity ty, , int ntensity ensity and nd effica ficacy) cy)

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Anxi nxiou

  • us Bo

Bodi dies es

Rela laxation xation Strate ategies gies and nd Why y They ey Wor

  • rk

Amy mygdal dala Hippoca campus mpus Pre refro rontal ntal Cort rtex

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The Fun he Function ction Of Of Fea Fear

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Unlocking calm…

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Br Breat eathe he

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UNPLUG

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“Forest Bathing”

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Move Move

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Be Be Mindf Mindful ul

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Re Reme member mber

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Pro Progre gressi ssive ve Mus Muscl cle e Re Relax laxation ation

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An Anxi xiety ty in in Ad Adol

  • lescence

scence Par art t 2

Anxious Minds

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An Anxi xiety ety in in Ad Adol

  • lesce

escence nce

Ma Marg rgie ie La Lang-Gar Garnhar nhart, LC LCSW SW Everg ergreen een Counseli

  • unseling

g Cen enter ter, PLLC LLC

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Ab Abou

  • ut

t wha hat t do th

  • they

y wor

  • rry?

y? An And d us us?

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Fee

eeling ling Fr Frightened ightened (a

(anx nxious

  • us bod
  • dies)

ies)

Exp

xpecting ecting bad ad th things ings to to ha happen ppen (a

(anx nxious

  • us minds)

nds)

Act

ctions ions th that at hi hinder nder fr freedom eedom (a

(anx nxious

  • us behaviors)

aviors)

Rat

ating ing (s

(severi verity ty, , int ntensity ensity and nd effica ficacy) cy)

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What do you see?

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What do you see?

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The story we tell…

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When hen the the cab cable le goes out…

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You

  • u become

ecome a fi a fish sher erman man th they y call “Big Fatty Face.”

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When the cable goes

  • ut, it’s a very bad

thing. Cable is the only

  • ption.

This guy can’t tolerate

  • r solve simple (or

large) problems. “Bad” things lead to

  • ther bad things.

Things should always go smoothly, be fair and in my control. There are no other options for handling this situation. Others are mean and will not be compassionate or helpful. Bad things are more likely to occur than good things.

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AN ANXIOUS XIOUS MI MINDS NDS

  • Expect

ect Negati ative e Outc tcom

  • mes

es

  • Dis

istor tort t Truth th

  • Have

e a li limi mited ted perspect spective

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Com Common mon Co Cogniti gnitive e Di Distor stortions tions

& som & some e hop hopef eful ul al alter ternati natives es

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Ch Challen allenges: es: It’s a jungle out there.

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An An In Invi vitation tation to to Tel Tell l A D A Dif iffer erent ent St Stor

  • ry
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My child is resilient.

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I can take off the superhero cape.

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Life is…

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“The three most destructive words that every man hears when he’s a boy is when he’s told to ‘be a man.’””

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Tel Tell l A D A Dif iffer erent ent St Stor

  • ry

y ab about

  • ut su

success ccess.

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“It comes down to this: What kind of father are you? What kind of husband are you? What kind of coach or teammate are you? What kind of son are you? What kind

  • f friend are you? Success come in terms
  • f relationships.” – Joe Ehrmann
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A hel A helpful ul rem emed edy.

Things gs pa paren ents ts can do do.

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Loo Look k for

  • r evi

vidence dence

Sup uppor

  • rtin

ting g th the str tress ess-mak makin ing g belief lief?

  • Sup

uppor

  • rtin

ting g an n alt lter ernate nate, mo more e ne neut utral ral or ho hopeful ul beli lief ef?

Sp Spot

  • t th

the e Di Distor stortion tion Te Tell ll a Diff a Differ erent ent St Stor

  • ry
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Tr Try a ne y a new perspecti spective. Se See you

  • ur chil

ild, d, you

  • u an

and the d the si situ tuation ation in in a ne a new li light. t.

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Sh Show w The hem Ho m How

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Even in winter, there are things to do.

The he Po Power er Of Of Opt Optimism mism Ha Happi ppiness ness He Heal alth th Re Resi silie lience nce Producti ductivity vity