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My son is very much my son...
at 6 my whole family says he reminds them exactly of me as a kid. He is nervous... and has panic attacks. For me I've accepted that it is too late to make a recovery. This is part of me and it is very entrenched into my entire being. But he is just a kid. What are some good habits to teach him that may help? What are some skills that have helped you? I know that he'll most likely have this his whole life - but the difference is that I'm not going to raise him the way I was raised - where problems were ignored and everything about me was 'perfect.' Don't get me wrong here, my son is awesome and to me he is 'perfect' but I recognize that he might need some help. I feel incredibly awful that I passed this along to him. Maybe if we work at it now his dragons might not have as sharp of claws and teeth as mine. |
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I found cbt therapy really helps with anxiety.....there are things like breathing that also help...yoga and mindfulness meditation are also helpful.
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If he doesn't have problem with energy, maybe get him into activity that he likes? Sports, music, or painting maybe? Therapy with an expert is a must, but I think he already has what he needs the most, you
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