Being a child is no longer what it was. Childhood anxiety, and the accompanying psychological analysis has left thousands of children with a lifelong label and an even more harmful dependence on pharmaceuticals. In this look at childhood anxiety in the early years, I speak to Clare Rowe, an outspoken child psychologist about the causes and outcomes of childhood anxiety. Part 1 of 2.

(00:08) Phil Dye introduction & preamble.

(02:59) Interview with child Psychologist Clare Rowe on the causes of childhood anxiety in Australia. https://www.clarerowe.com.au/

(19:03) Brain Break: ‘Boys don’t ask me to dance Grandma’ written and performed by Danielle France.

(22:45) Clare Rowe discusses ADHD and ADD

(28:08) Audio piece from Netflix series ‘Adolescence’, by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolescence_(TV_series)

(30:34) Clare Rowe discusses the NDIS

(33:25) Wind-up from host and detail of next episode.

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Intro / Exit music by Zapsplat

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