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8 Worry Busting Tips To Support Childhood Anxiety

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We all worry, it’s natural. It can be hard to see our children struggle and to have worries but what can we do? Lynn How from Positive Young Minds describes how she always tries to talk through her children’s worries no matter how small they may seem.

Something that seems small to us can be a massive worry in our child’s life. Lynn is very aware that if we talk to our children about the small, seemingly trivial worries they are more likely to come to us with bigger worries.

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Lynn How
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Lynn How

SENCO

Lynn has been teaching for 19 years during which time she has been an Assistant Head and a Lead Mentor at a Teacher Training institution. Currently, she is working as a SENCO. She loves to write, including research, children‘s poetry and she has an MA in Education, NASENCO and NPQH. Lynn’s particular areas of interest are wellbeing (staff and pupil), SEND, children’s mental health, leadership, mentoring and coaching.

She has written for Teacher Toolkit and has recently launched her own blog www.positiveyoungmind.com. The site hosts a range of articles, resources and info graphics on all things SEMH - including educator wellbeing.

In her leisure time, she loves to spend time with her family and in the great outdoors walking and climbing. She is also a Scout climbing instructor and assessor. Her children are 8 and 4 and therefore she can appreciate first-hand the pressure children, educators and parents are under!

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