Anxiety & Depression in Childhood and Adolescence - Webinar

**EXPIRY** Please note that this webinar is able to be watched within a specific time frame (29 Nov - 12 Dec 21) and runs for approx 1 hr 15 mins. Please take note of the expiry date so that you can access the webinar before it expires. It can be paused and it can also be replayed and watched again (it cannot be shared but can be watched from the same device that you accessed it initially). Enjoy!

Many parents are concerned about the impact of things such as Covid on their child’s development. This talk aims to address these concerns.

The three most important factors in mitigating the effects of anxiety and depression are: relationships, relationships, relationships!

In this talk, Nathan discusses the fact that both genes and environment play a part in the likelihood of a child experiencing a level of anxiety that causes concern. There are many risk and resiliency factors that can be looked at when considering the appropriate way to respond to maximise your child’s positive outcomes. If a child suffers a trauma or has several risk factors (e.g living with domestic violence) you can mitigate the negative effects of this by increasing a child’s resiliency factors.