Child Anxiety Therapy in Chicago
It’s normal for children to feel nervous or stressed from time to time. But when worry starts affecting school, friendships, or daily routines, therapy to help your child with anxiety can make a real difference.
Signs of Anxiety in Children
Parents often notice anxiety when their child:
Frequently worries or expresses fear about everyday situations
Experiences physical symptoms like stomachaches, headaches, or trouble sleeping
Has difficulty separating from parents or refuses to go to school
Becomes irritable, angry, or tearful when routines change
Avoids social situations or new experiences
Shows perfectionism or becomes very upset when things don’t go as planned
Recognizing these signs early can help children get the support they need before anxiety becomes overwhelming.
How can therapy help?
We teach your child build coping skills and confidence!
Therapy for kids focuses on teaching children tools to manage anxiety and build self-esteem. Through therapy, children can:
Learn coping strategies to calm their bodies and manage worry
Build confidence and resilience when facing challenges
Develop problem-solving skills for stressful situations
Strengthen communication and express emotions clearly
Feel more secure at home, school, and with peers
Success Stories and Outcomes
Parents often notice that after therapy, their child:
Feels less anxious and more confident in daily life
Handles school and social situations with greater ease
Develops a stronger sense of self-worth
Shows improved family communication and relationships
Uses coping skills effectively at home and school
With the right support, children don’t just manage anxiety—they grow into stronger, more confident versions of themselves.

Let’s work together
If your child struggles with worry or stress, schedule a free consultation today to see how Chicago Therapy Corner can help.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment with a child therapist in Chicago and discover how therapy can support your child’s emotional health and your family’s well-being.