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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 29 MIN

Why High-Achieving Kids Struggle with Anxiety and What Parents Can Do

from Mothers of Boys Survival Guide · host Flame Digital Communications

As parents, we naturally celebrate our children's achievements—but what if success is hiding anxiety, perfectionism, or self-doubt? In this episode, elite mental performance coach Dr. Carla Caturia explains why achievement alone doesn't build confidence and shares practical strategies to help boys develop resilience, emotional intelligence, and a strong sense of self. We discuss recognizing the signs of burnout, supporting children without rescuing them, and giving them the confidence to navigate life's challenges with independence and self-trust. If you've ever wondered how to encourage your son to pursue excellence without tying his self-worth to grades, sports, or accomplishments, this conversation offers thoughtful insights and practical advice for every parent.

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