Introduce the session by stating the session title, purpose, and what parents will learn about childhood anxiety. Emphasize that this is a supportive session to help them equip themselves with strategies to support their children.

Discuss what anxiety is in a child’s context, why it matters, and set the tone for understanding without stigma. Ask parents if they've observed such behaviors in their children.

List the common signs and symptoms. Engage parents by asking if they have noticed these signs. Include discussion and personal insights.

Explain common triggers and introduce broad strategies for management. Encourage parents to share specific examples from their own experiences.

Summarize key takeaways, mention additional resources, and invite questions. Close by reassuring parents that they are not alone and that practical support is available.