School Refusal in Kids & Teens: Addressing the Why Behind the Struggle

Lindsay P. South
Oct 9
1 min read

School is vital to a child’s academic, social, and emotional development. A positive experience can foster confidence and open future opportunities, but for some children, school becomes a source of stress and fear.

School refusal describes ongoing struggles with attendance, from morning resistance to prolonged absences. While behaviors may look similar, underlying causes differ.

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