Anxiety disorders that have developed in children, teens, and young adults make simple and normal daily activities a lot more complicated than they are for people without an anxiety disorder. An anxiety disorder is defined as “when a child or adult worries most of the time about many things-things that have happened in the past, the present, or in the future.” (kidsmentalhealth.org 2009.) Anxiety disorders interfere with daily activities and simple tasks that most everybody does, like going to the store, going out to eat, and, for some people, sleeping. There are multiple symptoms of having a general anxiety disorder, such as: anxiety, worrying, restlessness, feeling constantly tired, on edge, finding it difficult to concentrate, and having
