August 21, 2025 - 23:29

As the new school year approaches, many teens experience heightened stress and anxiety. This transitional period can be overwhelming, but there are effective strategies parents can implement to help their children navigate these challenges with confidence and resilience.
First, open lines of communication are crucial. Encourage your teen to express their feelings about returning to school, whether it's excitement or anxiety. Listening without judgment can foster a supportive environment. Additionally, establishing a consistent routine can provide a sense of stability. Regular sleep schedules, designated study times, and planned breaks can help ease the transition.
Moreover, teaching stress management techniques, such as mindfulness and deep breathing exercises, can empower teens to cope with anxiety. Engaging in physical activities or hobbies also promotes mental well-being, allowing them to unwind and recharge.
Lastly, remind your teen that it's okay to ask for help, whether from parents, teachers, or counselors. With these science-backed approaches, parents can support their children in overcoming back-to-school stress and thriving in the new academic year.
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