Global Child Wellness
School Refusal

Overview
What Causes School Refusal?
- 5-6 Years Old Child
- 15 Children / Class
Headache
Stomach-ache
Nausea
Diarrhoea
Temper tantrums
Separation anxiety
Avoidance
Our Program
What are the reasons?
Starting school, change of school, new classroom, bullying, trauma, and any other stressful life event may trigger the onset of school refusal. Other reasons include the child’s fear that something will happen to a parent after he is in school, fear that she won’t do well in school, or fear of another student. Often a symptom of a deeper problem, anxiety-based school refusal affects 2 to 5 percent of school-age children. It commonly takes place between the ages of five and six and between ten and eleven, and at times of transition, such as entering middle and high school. Separation anxiety children with school refusal may have a history of separation anxiety, or may suddenly develop fears of being separated from parents, grandparents, or other attachment figures. Changes in mood or behavior. Children refusing to go to school may be clingy or anxious, may throw tantrums, may begin struggling at school, or may behave in other ways that are out of character. School anxiety and refusal affect 25 percent of children, and often occurs between the ages of 5 to 6, and then again between 10 and 11. Children who refuse to go to school are often bright, with a history of excelling at school. It’s important to note that PTSD is a complex disorder, and each person’s experience may vary. If you or someone you know is struggling with PTSD symptoms, it is recommended to seek professional help from mental health experts who specialize in trauma and PTSD.
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What parents can do to help?
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What we do to help?
Counselling the child
Detailed Assessment
Family Therapy
Family therapy can also help your family find ways to support your child.
Helping the child build a support system. If they have trouble making friends, help them find new activities they enjoy so they can meet like-minded kids.
What not to do:
The way you respond to your child’s school refusal can make things worse. After all, you’r your child’s biggest ally. If your child feels they cannot count on you, they may feel even more anxious. Children who refuse school need help, and a few sessions with our team of experts are often all it takes to get things back on track.
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Have other questions?
Thank you for your interest in our psychiatric services in Ludhiana. We are dedicated to providing compassionate and professional mental health care to individuals in need. If you have any questions, concerns, or would like to schedule an appointment, please feel free to get in touch with us using the contact information provided below.