separation anxiety

How is Separation Anxiety Diagnosed?

Pediatricians and child psychologists typically diagnose separation anxiety through a combination of methods, including:
Clinical interviews with the child and parents
Behavioral observations
Standardized questionnaires and rating scales
These tools help determine the severity and impact of the anxiety on the child's life.

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