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Can a 13-year-old have separation anxiety?
How common are anxiety disorders? Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental, emotional and behavioral problems affecting children. About 13 out of every 100 children ages 9 to 17 years old experience some kind of anxiety disorder, such as separation anxiety disorder.
Can a teenager have separation anxiety?
All children and teens feel some anxiety. It is a normal part of growing up. Separation anxiety is normal in very young children. Nearly all children between the ages of 18 months and 3 years old have separation anxiety and are clingy to some degree.
Can teenagers get separation anxiety?
Separation anxiety disorder is the most common anxiety disorder in children under 12 years of age, with a gradual decrease in frequency as children mature into adolescence and adulthood. However, separation anxiety can continue well into adulthood, and even begin in adulthood.
What triggers separation anxiety?
Changes in surroundings, such as a new house, school, or day care situation, can trigger separation anxiety disorder. Stress. Stressful situations like switching schools, divorce, or the loss of a loved one including a pecan trigger separation anxiety problems. An over-protective parent.
What causes separation anxiety in teenagers?
Separation anxiety is often behind a teen's refusal to attend or remain at school. School avoidance can follow a significant change at school, such as the transition into middle school or junior high. It may also be triggered by something unrelated to school, such as a divorce, illness, or a death in the family.
What causes separation anxiety?
What Causes Separation Anxiety Disorder? Separation anxiety often develops after a significant stressful or traumatic event in the child's life, such as a stay in the hospital, the death of a loved one or pet, or a change in environment (such as moving to another house or a change of schools).
How can I help my child with separation anxiety?
Practice separation. Schedule separations after naps or feedings. Develop a quick goodbye ritual. Leave without fanfare. Follow through on promises. Keep familiar surroundings when possible and make new surroundings familiar. Have a consistent primary caregiver.
How can I help my 13-year-old with anxiety?
Acknowledge your child's fear don't dismiss or ignore it. Gently encourage your child to do the things that he's anxious about. Wait until your child actually gets anxious before you step in to help. Praise your child for doing something she feels anxious about.
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