Panic attacks and anxiety issues can develop at any age, though it can often emerge in teenagers and young adults and it can cause unexpected periods of intense fear and anxiety in response to a situation or trigger that may not easily be apparent.
If you think your child is struggling with Panic Issues or a Panic Disorder we will be able to help you by providing professional treatment and support.
Our team of Paediatric specialists understand Panic Disorder and issues with anxiety and will be able to help your child overcome this problem and provide support for your family to manage the situation effectively.
It is important to seek proper professional help as medical problems (such as diabetes, inner-ear disorders, or thyroid problems), excessive caffeine use which is found in many fizzy drinks, or adverse reaction to medication (such as asthma medications) may be playing a role in your child's anxiety or panic-like reactions.
Call us on 0203 326 9160 to discuss your situation and arrange a private appointment with one of our team.
Clinical Partners has an experienced team of child Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Therapists and family counsellors, Educational Psychologists who are able to help with a wide range of panic issues in children.
We are able to help your child with the panic issue as well as provide support and advice for the family to help them support their child.
Our Educational Psychologists are also able to help if the Panic attacks have disrupted your child's learning and development. They are also able to work with your school in order to ensure the right support is provided if necessary.
If you are concerned call us on 0203 326 9160 to arrange a private consultation.
Panic attacks in children are fairly common, and having one does not mean that your child has panic disorder. Panic attacks become a problem when someone worries about having more attacks, or fears something bad will happen because of a panic attack.
Experiencing four or more of these symptoms in a single episode is referred to as a panic attack. While panic attack symptoms can last for several hours at a time, they usually peak and then subside after 10 minutes.
If you're struggling with an emotional or mental health problem, call us now to make an appointment - and take the first step in getting the support you need.