Welcome to the AT Parenting Survival Podcast, where you get help and guidance through the chaos of parenting a child with anxiety or OCD.

This show is for educational purposes and is not intended to replace the guidance of a qualified professional.

Here's your host, child therapist, Natasha Daniels. Well, hello there,

and welcome to another episode of the AT Parenting Survival Podcast. Today, I want to talk to you about

what are you supposed to do when you see anxiety or OCD in others, like in other kids.

I actually, surprisingly, get that question a lot.

And part of the reason why I think I get that question so often is because parents who

start to digest my resources, whether it's through the podcast or the YouTube channel or

in-depth through the AT parenting community or my courses,

they learn a lot and they learn enough that they become very skilled at recognizing a lot of

different anxiety themes, a lot of different OCD themes because they want to be able to spot

it in their own kids. And unfortunately, a side dish

of that is you're going to see it in other people too. And that can be hard to stomach when you can

clearly see a child that's in distress. And you don't know if or how you should approach the parent.

And I actually had a parent in the AT parenting community asked me to do this topic because they were grappling with this struggle. And it wasn't the

first time somebody had asked me to talk about that. And so here I am today. Before we jump in,

though, I do want to thank NoCD for sponsoring this episode.

NoCD offers affordable, effective, convenient therapy, and they're available in the U.S. and outside the U.S.

And you can schedule your free 15-minute consultation to see if no CD is a right fit for you and your child.

Just go to treat myocd.com.

That is treat myoced.com. I'll also leave a link in the show

notes. I want to also let you know that I have an Etsy store where I created an OCD card deck.

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