How to help the child to overcome fear

How to help the child to overcome fear

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Psychologists call fears at children an everyday occurrence as the knack helps to be afraid to the person to survive. However in due time not detected and started phobias can become pathological and pursue your child all life. If the kid is tormented by persuasive nightmares, it is very important to help the child to overcome fear.

Children's fears and age

5 ways to help the child to overcome fear

Correction of fears at children

Effective techniques of overcoming fear which children's psychologists successfully use are connected with impact on emotions of kids to a large extent, but not on their mind. For example, if your child is afraid of the dark, hardly it will be helped by logical beliefs that at the turned-off light in the room nothing will change. Experts advise to accustom the kid to darkness.

In the "terrible" room the light needs to be turned off, – to include in others. It is originally recommended, having taken the child by hand, to enter together the dark room and to leave if it begins to be afraid. Gradually increase time of such campaigns, be patient, and the child will begin to make them independently and will get used is in the room explored by it.

To help the child to overcome fear outgaming of a problem situation well helps, having got to which, the hero comes out the winner. The skazkoterapiya - treatment by fairy tales in which the good always overcomes the evil comes to the rescue. Select suitable stories, think out the, for example, about a teddy bear who was afraid of the dark, but friendship with a little and brave glowworm helped it to overcome fear.

Let children will become actors, darlings a toy use and lose various situations. Without suspecting that, kids can tell in the course of fantastic improvisation a lot of things about the reasons of bad dreams and the arising phobias. 

As it is possible to construct a fantastic training

1. Represent in persons or by means of dolls fantastic history that it caused an emotional response from the child.

2. Fix the gained experience. So, you can present to the child a small lamp with which it will get into "den" from chairs and blankets. In the children's room hang up a night lamp.

3. In common draw conclusions. The played history surely has to be connected with a specific problem (for example, fear to come into the dark room).

If you try to help the child to overcome fear, but it is not possible to solve a problem independently, do not assume at all that the son or the daughter got for the rest of life not palatable phobia. Address the experienced children's psychologist, and together you will surely cope with a problem.

Author: «MirrorInfo» Dream Team

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