Seriously, it’s time to get the image of a quiet, fearful person biting their nails in the corner out of your mind. The DSM-V criteria is a good start, although anxiety can come out in a lot of different ways, especially in children and neurodivergent people. (This is not because neurodivergent people are child-like, far from it, itContinue reading “Anxiety: It’s Not How It Looks”
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