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Raising Mentally Fit Kids with Claire Peirson
Claire Peirson
13 episodes
6 days ago
Welcome to the Raising Mentally Fit Kids podcast. Founded by Claire Peirson, Anxiety Management Child Therapist, supporting parents around the world to help anxious kids get the fullest life experience possible.
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Welcome to the Raising Mentally Fit Kids podcast. Founded by Claire Peirson, Anxiety Management Child Therapist, supporting parents around the world to help anxious kids get the fullest life experience possible.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Journaling - Top Tips for Negative Teens!
Raising Mentally Fit Kids with Claire Peirson
21 minutes 17 seconds
4 years ago
Journaling - Top Tips for Negative Teens!

In this episode we discuss the benefits of journalling. Does your teenager journal yet? If yes - awesome! It’s a great tool to help your anxious child process their thoughts and feelings and to gain perspective. If not, please buy one they’ll love using and encourage them to start by thinking about the negative thoughts they have in their head — ask them to journal whenever they find themselves mentally beating themselves up and what’s happening in their environment at the time.  They’ll soon start to notice a pattern of what triggers these thoughts, and once the pattern is identified, they can begin to break the cycle and do something specific to change the response. This is called a “pattern interrupt”. The pattern interrupt is telling them to stop in whatever way suits your teenager - whether it's a physical or mental way, meditation, mindfulness, a breathing technique—a grounding technique of some sort. Once they have a tool that works their lives will open up for them in so many ways!

Raising Mentally Fit Kids with Claire Peirson
Welcome to the Raising Mentally Fit Kids podcast. Founded by Claire Peirson, Anxiety Management Child Therapist, supporting parents around the world to help anxious kids get the fullest life experience possible.