It is difficult to think what to do when you are working with a child or adolescent and their anxiety. They may not understand what is happening to them. A responsible adult should help young people to understand the condition they are experiencing.
Parenting a child who experiences anxiety or depression can be difficult. 
provides some strategies to use when dealing in these sometimes difficult situations.
From the Greek words neuron meaning “nerve” and logos meaning “study.” It is the medical field involved with disorders of the brain and nervous system.
Some of us experience anxiety at times when we least expect it. The ADAA (Anxiety Depression Association of America) has developed a list of strategies one could use to reduce or eliminate anxiety or depression.
The “Traumatic Brain Injury Survival Guide” by Dr. Glen Johnson, Neuropsychologist describes memory loss in a way I found useful. Perhaps his explanation and suggestions can help you too.
A study is shining new light on a sleep disorder called “sleep drunkenness.” The disorder may be as prevalent as affecting one in every seven people. The research is published in the August 26, 2014, print issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
Missing Frames 