The Child Psych Podcast: Helping Kids Overcome a Fear of Needles and Health Procedures
Discover how to help your kids manage pain and anxiety with practical coping strategies from Dr. Jody, starting with their first healthcare experiences.
About This Resource
From first vaccines to inevitable bumps and bruises, early healthcare experiences can shape how kids handle pain and build resilience for life. In this episode of the Child Psych Podcast, Dr. Jody shares simple but powerful coping skills that parents can use to empower their children as they navigate pain and anxiety. It’s an insightful, and heartfelt, conversation between two psychologists who are dedicated to turning cutting-edge medical research into practical, real-life strategies families can start using today.
Who Is This Resource For?
- Parents & Caregivers: Learn how to support your kids through medical experiences and teach them lifelong coping skills to manage pain and fear.
- Healthcare Providers: Gain valuable insights and actionable steps for helping families create more positive healthcare experiences from the very start.
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