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Comment on Can someone create a name for a fear of math teachers? by M!ss Kat!e

M!ss Kat!e — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:27:59 +0000

arithmateacherphobia
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Comment on Can someone create a name for a fear of math teachers? by CASSY [[BAYBEH]] II

CASSY [[BAYBEH]] II — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:08:59 +0000

Maesnumophobia.

Maes is half of Maestra which is spanish for teacher
Numo is obviously for numbers. lol
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Comment on Can someone create a name for a fear of math teachers? by R?w.??ve

R?w.??ve — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:47:59 +0000

Algebraphobia.
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Comment on Can someone create a name for a fear of math teachers? by the ?chicken? whisperer

the ?chicken? whisperer — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:15:59 +0000

mathmateachaphobia
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Comment on Can someone create a name for a fear of math teachers? by Arlanymor Mountain Man

Arlanymor Mountain Man — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:51:59 +0000

Mathanoia ok–Edit Algaphobia Trigaphobia Sumaphobia Addaphobia Divideaphobia
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Comment on Social Anxiety In Children - How Parents Can Help Their Child by Name

Name — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:27:59 +0000

The main thing is to not deal harshly with them. People tend to get frustrated and blow up on kids with social anxiety disorder, telling them to "just get over it" or forcing them to take steps they’re not ready to take yet, further traumatizing them. I think patience is a big deal for parents trying to help their child who has social anxiety disorder. Also, parents should read about the problem so that they can better understand. For example, they could read What You Must Think of Me by Emily Ford, or even psychological literature on it. Let the child know that if s/he messes up, it’s ok. People can’t always say everything exactly right. People with social anxiety disorder would benefit, I would think, from understanding that not all of the attention is focused on them. If they make a wrong move or do something they consider stupid, it’s not like everyone in the store saw it. Even if they did, so what? Forgive yourself and try again. It’s a lot easier to say than it is to do, but the only way I’ve dealt with mine is by trying to remind myself that not everyone knows what I’m thinking, and furthermore, not everyone cares about my every move.
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Comment on Shortness of Breath to Anxiety Attack by Helen P

Helen P — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:26:59 +0000

No, that’s not typical of panic attacks apart from the feeling of being unable to breathe during one. It could well be another psychosomatic symptom if you have an anxiety disorder but with the symptoms coming on when lying down or in shower (breathing damp air) you should have your peak flow checked in case you are mildly asthmatic.
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Comment on Social Anxiety In Children - How Parents Can Help Their Child by i ? hershey ?

i ? hershey ? — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:25:59 +0000

I think the best way to help is to do baby steps w/child 1 on 1?
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Comment on Shortness of Breath to Anxiety Attack by R?dA?g??

R?dA?g?? — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:24:59 +0000

shortness of breath 24/7 sounds like an iron deficiency to me. Can be related to vitamin B12 deficiency as well. Ask for a blood test.
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personal experience.

Comment on Social Anxiety In Children - How Parents Can Help Their Child by The Olive Tree

The Olive Tree — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:23:00 +0000

what is they best way to help a child with social anxiety?
"how can we encourage more appropriate social behaviors? what activities are effective in helping a child develop positive social skills? What social skills are most important for a child to have?"

- parents, doctors, and every adult are far away from ever understanding something they never had to deal with.
someone who suffers from mild social anxiety will tell you that being shy and having this disorder are very different. When your "child" thinks about "social skills" it isnt the same as a normal outlook. i for one would rather be comfortable walking through a walmart and comfortable sitting down in a room full of ppl before i start thinking about talking to ppl.
"put the child in more social scenes, make him/her interact."
- its better to let your child know that it isnt their responsibility to keep a conversation going. because they always feel like what they are about to say is stupid and irrelevant. When ppl are shy they are just being their selves.
and that is the root, children with social anxiety can never be themselves.