Co-Regulating With Your Anxious Child in the New School Year

Lindsay P. South
Nov 7, 2025
1 min read

Finding strategies to increase your child's regulation and decrease school anxiety.

Here we are again! It’s September, and it’s back-to-school season. This new “season” brings on new routines and… anxiety. For some children, the new year brings on excitement, and for others, it can trigger stress and even resistance to the new routine. This is especially true for our children, teens, and young adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning differences, or anxiety.

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Co-Regulating With Your Anxious Child in the New School Year

Finding strategies to increase your child's regulation and decrease school anxiety.

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