Childhood Anxiety

Childhood Anxiety: Helping Children Heal

Does your child—or the children you work with—struggle with anxiety?

Symptoms can show up in many ways: panic attacks, separation anxiety, stomach aches, headaches, tantrums, compulsions, avoidance, racing thoughts, or sleep disturbances.

Anxiety wears many faces, and this workshop is designed to help you recognize, understand, and respond to it with confidence and compassion.

Join Tania Johnson, Registered Psychologist, Registered Play Therapist, Best Selling Author & Co-Founder of the Institute of Child Psychology, for an immersive and enlightening evening workshop. With all funds for this event being donated to help the Big Brothers Big Sisters of St. Albert, it’s an evening you won’t want to miss!

You’ll learn about the psychological and physiological roots of anxiety, why it’s rising among children, and what practical strategies you can use to help them thrive.

This workshop takes a holistic and strength-based approach, focusing on what parents, caregivers, and professionals can do- rather than placing blame or labels.

We’ll explore a child’s environment, attachment, brain development, and natural supports, drawing from research in mental health, education, interpersonal neurobiology, and naturopathic medicine.

You’ll leave feeling empowered, inspired, and equipped with tools you can apply immediately.

Help support the Big Brothers Big Sisters, St. Albert by also helping to support your own children, or the children you work with in this Best Selling evening workshop event that’s been taught all over North America to sold out audiences! Limited seats remain, so don’t miss out and get your seat now!