17 resources for Separation Anxiety
Separation anxiety is distress about being apart from a parent or caregiver, beyond what is typical for a child's age. It can look like clinging at drop-off, trouble sleeping alone, refusing school or playdates, or constant worry that something bad will happen to a parent. Adults can have it too.
Curated separation anxiety 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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