It's almost time to go back to school, but managing stress, anxiety and those first-day jitters can be difficult.

The start of the school year is exciting, but for many students (and parents), it can also bring stress, worry, or even fear.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Kristi Phillips joins Jennifer Franciotti to discuss back-to-school anxiety and how parents can ...

Establish consistent routines, including regular sleep, meals, and homework times, can help ease the transition.

Jeremy Pettit, child anxiety expert, shares how parents can help their children beat the school jitters and how to identify ...

In this week’s edition of ‘East Texas In Focus‘, KETK’s Nolan Hoffman spoke with a local expert who explained how East Texas ...

Back-to-school anxiety can be stressful for families. More often than not, the anxiety decreases as the child adjusts to the new school year. If the anxiety persists, seek help.

This stress can come from a variety of factors, like starting at a new school or transitioning from middle to high school.

Treatment may not eliminate all back-to-school anxiety, but at least you and your family will have the tools to get through it together. Click here to learn how Newport Healthcare can help your teen.

Back to school season is in full swing in Massachusetts. It can be an exciting time for students: Buying new school supplies, reuniting with their classmates after summer break, getting back to the ...

Some children respond to anxiety with fighting, anger or aggression, and so they confront perceived threats – like the return to school – with irritability or defiance.