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Becoming a Worry-Free Parent, feat. Sissy Goff, LPC-MHSP (Type 1)
Jan 4, 2024
Sissy Goff, an accomplished counselor, discusses the connection between parental anxiety and anger, the difference between worry and anxiety in parenting, and the increasing anxiety levels among parents and children influenced by societal pressure and social media. The speakers also explore the experiences of anxiety among different Enneagram types and discuss a tragic school shooting and community response.
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Quick takeaways
- Parental anxiety can have a significant impact on children, spreading to them and making them feel unsettled and worried.
- Anxiety and worry are often rooted in deeper emotions and fears, and addressing these underlying emotions is essential for creating a healthier and less anxious environment for children.
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The Impact of Parental Anxiety on Children
Parental anxiety can have a significant impact on children. Anxiety can spread from a parent to a child, making the child feel unsettled and worried. Parents' anxious behavior and facial expressions can be picked up by kids, leading them to believe that something is wrong or that they are at fault. It is important for parents to be aware of how their anxiety affects their children and to prioritize their own emotional well-being in order to create a healthier environment for their kids.
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