Adolescents today are facing increasing levels of anxiety and stress — and the adults who support them need effective, accessible tools to help.
This interactive training is designed for educators, counselors, youth workers, and caregivers seeking practical ways to recognize and respond to anxiety in young people.
Includes 16 resources for client sessions.
Goals:
Increase participants’ ability to identify and describe adolescent anxiety, including common anxiety disorders, symptoms, and risk factors.
Strengthen participants’ ability to differentiate normal stress from clinical anxiety and evaluate when additional support or intervention may be appropriate.
Equip participants to explain and demonstrate evidence-based strategies for managing anxiety, including grounding, coping, emotional regulation, and resilience-building techniques.
Enhance participants’ ability to recommend appropriate supports and interventions for adolescents experiencing anxiety, including evidence-based treatments and school-based resources.
Objectives:
Describe common anxiety disorders affecting adolescents.
Differentiate between normal stress and clinical anxiety.
Describe behavioral, emotional, cognitive, and physical symptoms of anxiety.
List risk factors associated with adolescent anxiety.
Explain evidence-based treatments and school-based supports.
Demonstrate grounding and coping techniques useful during anxiety episodes.
Describe strategies that improve emotional regulation and resilience.
Self-Paced — No Deadline to Complete
Eligible for 3 General Education Continuing Education Credits
Non-Refundable
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