Do you live or work with children whose anxiety is overwhelming them? Do they shy away from challenges for fear of failure? Do you worry about your kids choosing harmful coping mechanisms as they struggle with the stress in their lives?

When children can’t cope, challenges become stressors, and anxiety replaces anticipation. Our kids can’t enjoy childhood to the fullest, their learning suffers, and their long-term resilience is compromised. Children often get the message that their anxiety is something to get rid of or push away—but our anxiety is there for a reason—it has a job to do.

Alongside other parents, caregivers, educators, and health care providers, you gain access to:

• More than 20 video presentations that offer a new framework for understanding anxiety in children
• More than 30 embodied exercises to help children access their inner strength
• Readings, short films, and video resources to support learning
• Online forums to connect with other parents and caregivers about ways to help your child thrive, even when life is challenging

In each module, you’ll also hear interviews with top mindfulness teachers and experts such as physician Gabor Maté, clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine Daniel J. Siegel, child psychologist Christopher Willard, mindfulness teacher Rhonda V. Magee, Self-Compassion teacher Brett Cobb, researcher Catherine Cook Cottone, and senior fellow at the Greater Good Science Center Rick Hanson.

This workshop is appropriate for parents and caregivers, educators, health care providers, counselors, coaches, and others who find anxiety and stress impacting the children in their care. Content will be relevant for children up through the early teen years, and adults will find some practical applications for navigating their own stresses as well.