Hey Reader-

You have to throw out regular parenting books if you want to help your child with anxiety or OCD.

OCD and anxiety involve the whole family, so it is crucial to set up a home environment that is therapeutic in order to give your child the best long-term outcome.

OCD and anxiety involve the whole family

When you are raising a child with anxiety or OCD you have to be on the offensive, not the defensive. It requires you to shift your parenting style and incorporate therapeutic approaches, making them part of your day-to-day life.

4 ingredients for a therapeutic home environment

In the final video of my free series, I talk about 4 simple ingredients that are present in any successful therapeutic home environment.

It is the thing that takes parents from putting out fires to actively preventing fires.

I have watched so many dedicated parents in my AT Parenting Community grow and develop these crucial ingredients to the point where they have felt more confident in how they handle their child’s day-to-day struggles.

They have chosen to strengthen these ingredients to get their time back, their sanity back and their child back.

In this last video, I will outline what those ingredients are…

and how they will help your child and your family handle anxiety and OCD for years to come.

I will also introduce you to parents from the AT Parenting Community, who maybe like you, have felt lost, overwhelmed, and alone.

Join me as we finish off this series and pull all that you have learned together.

It is not too late to watch the series

If you missed the first two videos, you can still watch them. They are below the 3rd video on the series website. Just register for the FREE series below.

Register for FREE series

Join my live bonus class

Join me for my BONUS Live class streaming on the series website on Friday, April 24th at 1p PT/2p MT/3p CT/4p ET/9p BST where I dive deeper into video #3 and answer all your questions. If you haven’t registered for the series you can click here and join us!

I am eager to hear your biggest takeaways from this series after you’ve watched it!

When food fears take over: How to help your child

If you’ve noticed your child refusing to eat, panicking at mealtimes, or following rigid food rules, you could be dealing with more than picky eating. Behaviors like these might be signs of ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) or OCD. Learn more about ARFID, OCD, and how kids can learn to manage food fears and expand their diets.

If your child is experiencing intense food fears, NOCD Therapists can help. Our therapists provide evidence-based OCD treatment for people of all ages—including children as young as 5 and teens. Book a free call to learn more.

Take care,
Natasha