17 resources for School Phobia
School refusal is when anxiety makes going to school, or staying there, very hard for a child: morning stomach aches, tears at the door, calls to come home, or days and weeks missed. It is usually driven by anxiety rather than bad behavior, and the longer a child is out, the harder returning feels.
Curated school phobia resources reviewed by the Bia clinical team: research papers, books, communities, podcasts, and tools we recommend. Filter by audience (yourself, a parent, a therapist, a teacher) and resource type below.
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