Enhancing Support for Children with Anxiety Disorders: Insights from Wendy Silverman
September 28, 2025 - 20:35
Wendy Silverman, PhD, BS ’77, is set to share her expertise on the critical role of parental involvement in the treatment of anxiety disorders among children during the 10th annual Lisman Lecture in Clinical Psychology. This event aims to shed light on the increasing prevalence of anxiety disorders in youth and the significant impact these conditions can have on their development and daily functioning.
Dr. Silverman, a renowned psychologist, will delve into various strategies that parents can adopt to support their children through treatment. Her research emphasizes that active engagement from parents not only enhances the therapeutic process but also fosters resilience in children facing anxiety challenges.
The lecture will explore evidence-based approaches, highlighting how collaboration between parents and mental health professionals can lead to more effective treatment outcomes. As awareness of childhood anxiety continues to grow, Dr. Silverman's insights will be invaluable for families and practitioners alike, offering hope and guidance for addressing this pressing issue in mental health.
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