They sense that they are not understood, which seems to become an increasingly important issue, as they grow older. It is especially poignant because psychiatry itself does not yet have a clear picture of the child, adolescent or adult with generational panic anxiety disorder. In this book lori has captured the inner experiences of the child with this disorder. Beyond mere understanding this book provides relief from the isolation and the misinterpretation that is standard fare for those afflicted with Generational Panic Disorder. Stuart Shipko, M.D. Director, Panic Disorders Institute Pasadena, California.
All kids get scared, but some fears can escalate into paranoias with long-term ramifications.