two-thirds of the cases the problem started as preadolescent anxiety. What’s tragic here is that anxiety is relatively easy to treat, but it often goes undiagnosed in children—the anxious kids are sitting quietly at the back of the class, terrified. Nobody notices there is something wrong because these kids are well behaved. Meanwhile, the anxiety is wearing in negative patterns in their brains that can become entrenched and set these kids up for future problems.
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