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Have you noticed that your child or student has become more agitated, restless, clingy, isolated, or withdrawn? Does your child complain of headaches, insomnia, a decreased appetite, or stomach aches? If so, then your child might be suffering from anxiety, the number one mental health problem in our country. During this FREE Summit Center webinar, Dr. Ginny Ritchey will address topics including: the warning signs and symptoms of anxiety, the cognitive and evolutionary models, the core fears for most people, the common characteristics of anxious children, and what to do and not do to help children manage their anxiety.
Dr. Ginny Ritchey is a licensed clinical psychologist that has spent the last 30 years providing a wide range of services to children of all ages, their families, and professionals within the home, school, and clinical settings. She currently provides child/family therapy and parent consultations in Walnut Creek and Marin. Her areas of specialty include autism, ADHD, anxiety, childhood/adolescent depression; pragmatics; emotional/behavioral dysregulation, and parent consultation. Dr. Ritchey is passionate about her work and is constantly inspired by the strength and resiliency of the children, parents, and educators that work with her.
Details: Wednesday, October 16, 1:00 pm Pacific. Online via Google Meet. FREE. |
