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I am wondering if the nightmares, poor judgment behaviours, and panic attacks are all part of the same issue - anxiety. I might suggest you seek out a medical person with experience in anxiety disorders as a child neurologist, child psychiatrist/psychologist, etc. Anxiety is an inherited trait and highly treatable. I wish you the best ...
If the nightmares and panic attacks are out of control, have you considered seeking out professional help? Something is stressing this girl. She may be vulnerable to anxiety, but the source of the immediate stress needs to be determined and addressed. Have you asked her if she has any specific worries or fears or if anyone is bothering her?
Our granddaughter behaved in a similar fashion while in her second grade at school. She had been diagnosed with severe social phobia. We thought that her thinking was deranged (or this was a result of her medication) until several years later, she told us that she was being bullied at that period of time. Children who suffer from anxiety have poor social skills and our granddaughter would do anything at school to get attention or be a part of the group. Could this be part of the problem?
I am wondering if the nightmares, poor judgment behaviours, and panic attacks are all part of the same issue - anxiety. I might suggest you seek out a medical person with experience in anxiety disorders as a child neurologist, child psychiatrist/psychologist, etc. Anxiety is an inherited trait and highly treatable. I wish you the best ...