Anxiety and OCD in Teens: Explained by Dr. Chad Brandt (Video)
During 2020 and 2021, when we were all stuck at home, I took the opportunity to engage subject matter experts to do some online chats with parents. Here is one of those videos, and the information is still very relevant, and not covid-specific. The discussions often revolved around understanding intense focused obsessions, which can significantly impact a child’s development and emotional well-being. Experts highlighted strategies for parents to manage these intense interests constructively, turning them into opportunities for learning and growth. Emphasizing communication and support, they encouraged parents to engage with their children’s passions while maintaining a balanced approach.
I hope you find it helpful and informative.
More Anxiety Resources from ADayInOurShoes and Don’t IEP Alone
- IEP Goals for Anxiety: 25 Ideas to add to an IEP
- IEP for Anxiety: Should Your Child Have an IEP for their Anxiety?
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- 504 Accommodations for Anxiety: Printable List (IEP too!)
- Anxiety and OCD in Teens with Dr. Chad Brandt (Video)
- Calm Down Corner Ideas: 15 Budget Friendly Tips to Create Your Space
- Anxiety at School: Advocacy Toolkit for Teens and Parents

