Diane Peters Mayer Blog for Overcoming School Anxiety: Recent Comments

Comment on 10 Steps For Helping Your Teen After a Melt-Down Or a Blow-Up by Annie Fox

2010-02-05T02:58:11Z

Very helpful article! Thank you, this will help many parents!

Comment on 10 Steps For Helping Your Teen After a Melt-Down Or a Blow-Up by Annie Fox

2010-02-03T20:30:07Z

I love this information! We have an elementary child that has school anxiety! We used a modified version of some of the steps. He is doing much better, mostly because of finding that hidden talent that has built his self confidence!! Thanks for posting this!

Comment on Parenting Blogs

2010-01-19T09:15:34Z

Great ....You have beautifully presented your thought in this blog post.

Comment on Parenting Blogs

2009-12-14T06:24:04Z

Great site. I like the way you explain everything without using complicated terms.

Comment on Abracadabra! Make School Anxiety Disappear Over Summer Vacation with Magic

2009-11-03T10:52:54Z

Quite inspiring,

I think that teaching Magic tricks would be a great idea and would definately help the kids in settling,

Thanks for bringing this up

Comment on Parental Challenge--Getting Your Kids to Eat Healthy Foods

2009-09-05T20:33:05Z

Thank you for your comment on my blot. The idea of a transition object is a great one, so glad you shared that! Your information looks great here and I will definitely be back to look over more of the information on school anxiety!

Is the Overcoming School Anxiety book yours? Looks great!

Comment on Yes, The Holiday is Over--It's Back to School

2009-08-05T15:37:23Z

Thanks for this. It really helped me out!

Comment on School Anxiety = No Confidence

2009-01-07T13:22:16Z

Thanks for sharing the valuable information.

Comment on School Anxiety = No Confidence

2008-11-12T08:17:54Z

I'm new here landed up searching blogs on resources on Self Esteem. cool blog you have here, keep it up. and its nice to be here. i'll be back some time later for more updates.Thanks for sharing with us....

Comment on School Anxiety = No Confidence

2008-11-11T14:38:51Z

Diane,
Thank you for keeping the often overlooked issue of childhood anxiety on the radar of adults. Along with understanding the poignancy of the problem, it is crucial that parents and professionals are aware of the very hopeful message that anxiety is the most treatable disorder.You may want to check out my book, Freeing Your Child from Anxiety, in which I translate cutting edge cognitive-behavior therapy into scripts and exercises that parents can use at home. www.freeingyourchild.com.

I also have an educational website for parents and professionals: www.worrywisekids.org.

All best,
Tamar