Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous and Independent Children Paperback – 3 September 2013

Simple to understand and easy to follow, this book is a excellent source for understanding and assisting your kids who suffer from anxiety. It's very useful for adults too. Very well written with examples provided making it veru user friendly . Not too many complicated words , to the point and simplified. Recommended strongly for anyone who wants a practical and long term solution to rid themselves or their children from anxiety and if possible endless expensive sessions with phsycologists. Worth pirchasung this book and Casey's guide for teens too Along with it. The children will find it EXTREMELY helpful. My daughter enjoyed Caseys guide immensly while i read this book and we have already begun our journey to recovery. God bless the authors. Tip : you need to get both the books for better effect especially if a child is involved.

This book saved the day for us. Wr are unfortunately anxious parents, this day. Our children are beginning to show possible signs of feeling the same. We wanted to correct these patterns before too long. This book was essential in addressing issues. Highly recommended.

This is a great book to make you realise you e been doing everything wrong but at least gives you some good tips on how to fix all the damage you've done during your child's formative years.

I saw Lynn Lyons present at a school based mental health conference and I loved her fun yet realistic approach to dealing with childhood anxiety. Purchased the book she wrote with Reid Wilson and was not disappointed. I recommend it to parents on a regular basis, as it provides an achievable, stepwise approach to coping with anxiety. There's no snap-your-fingers-and-everything's-better solution; this does take effort and commitment. I've used this approach with a number of students from K-7 with really positive results.

I've recently started seeing kids for anxiety in my psychotherapy practice, and I have a 9 year old who has anxiety. GET THIS BOOK. I became interested when I participated in an anxiety certification in which Lynn Lyons presented. She's insightful, honest, and offers clear guidance about how to help parents and kids work together to overcome anxiety. There's no judgement in the book, just identifying likely scenarios (that I recognized in my own experience) and ways to move into managing anxiety from high-jacking your lives.

An excellent resource for the elementary counselling office! This is a book I keep in my personal library and often recommend to parents dealing with anxiety in the home.