When Anxious Children Become Anxious Adolescents
Young people who have long struggled with anxiety develop problematic responses, raising unique treatment issues.
Clinical Expert: John T. Walkup, MD
John T. Walkup, MD, is a leader in the treatment of anxiety in children and adolescents and chief of the department of child adolescent psychiatry at New York-Presbyterian hospital and the Weill Cornell Medical Center: When Anxious Children Become Anxious Adolescents.
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This article was last reviewed or updated on November 7, 2023.
