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|Slideshows|December 24, 2019
7 nonpharma approaches to treat mild anxiety disorders
Author(s)Mary Beth Nierengarten, MA
For children who have milder forms of anxiety disorders, the clinician can use nonpharmaceutical treatment options to treat. Here are 7 approaches that can be used to mitigate the effects of a mild anxiety disorder.
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