Helping Your Child Overcome Separation Anxiety

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Helping Your Child Overcome Separation AnxietyBy Andrew R. Eisen, Ph. D., Linda B. Engler, Ph. D., and Joshua Sparrow, M. D. Does your child cling to you whenever you try to leave? Does he or she react strongly to the thought of being left alone? Psychologists call this kind of behavior separation anxiety, and it's usually a normal part of your child's developmental process one that they outgrow. Sometimes, though, extreme or persistent kinds of separation anxiety can make life difficult for both

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