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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2016 · 7 MIN

5 Keys To Reducing Experienced & Perceived Pressure In Sports & Academics In Our Children

from Parenting Doctors Podcast · host Dr. Daniel van Ingen

I spoke to over 90 mental health experts in the Midwest during three days last week.  Many reports that parents put significant pressure on their kids when it comes to academics.  College scholarships depend on academic excellence.  Jobs depend on academic success. Likewise, parents put significant pressure on their kids when it comes to academics.  College scholarships depend on academic excellence.  Jobs depend on academic success.  Many parents put significant pressure on their kids when it comes to sports.  When I talk to parents, some kids report experiencing pressure even when pressure is not imposed by the parents. The bottom line is that kids are experiencing pressure.  What are the 4 ways parents can reduce pressure or help youth experience less pressure?

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