From Home to Homeroom - Supporting Youth Anxiety Across Settings

Anxiety in children and adolescents is more than just nerves before a test or shyness at a party - it can deeply affect emotional well-being, academic performance, and social development. This webinar offers a comprehensive, cross-setting approach to understanding and supporting youth experiencing anxiety, whether at home, in school, or within the broader community.

Join experts Dr. Sarah Cain Spannagel, Dr. Felipe Amunategui and Mary Ann Teitelbaum as we explore:

• Common anxiety disorders in youth, including GAD, social anxiety, OCD, and more
• How anxiety presents in home and school environments—emotionally, physically, and behaviorally
• Practical strategies for caregivers, educators, and providers to support youth at home and in school

Whether you're a parent, teacher, counselor, or community advocate, this session will equip you with the insights and tools to recognize anxiety early, respond compassionately, and foster resilience in the young people you support.

More Information

• Learn more about UH Child Psychiatry & Psychology.
• Schedule an appointment with a UH Child Psychiatry & Psychology specialist.