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Dr Anna demonstrates some quick breathing exercises to help keep anxiety and panic at bay.

Clinical psychologist Dr Anna explains one way for parents to explain anxiety and its long term effects to children.

Dr Anna explains how you or your child can answer back to anxious thoughts when they appear.

Anxiety can be like a bully in your head 24/7 - Dr Anna explains how you or your child can face it head on.

Anxious thoughts can be just like noisy children on a school bus. Dr Anna explains how you or your child might block them out.

Dr Anna explains how you or your child can recognise anxious thoughts, then stop them in their tracks.

Distractions are a simple, but valuable tool you can use to deal with anxious thoughts. Dr Anna shows you how.

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Expert advice on how to cope with after-school restraint collapse as a parent.

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