If you are a parent who is sending your child off to school at the beginning of a new academic year, it’s normal to experience anxiety as you worry about their safety and well-being in a new environment. It’s a big change, going from spending all day with your child under your watch and protection, to having them away from you for a good chunk of the day.

Deaf Counseling Center therapist, Jarom, shares some tips on how parents can cope with this rite of passage. #backtoschoolanxiety #parentanxiety

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