Children and Complementary Health Approaches

Do your children use complementary health approaches? If they do—or if you're considering trying a complementary approach for your child—her

Click here to view in browser. Children and Complementary Health Approaches Do your children use complementary health approaches? If they do—or if you're considering trying a complementary approach for your child—here are some points to consider: There's evidence that biofeedback, guided imagery, hypnosis, mindfulness, and yoga can be helpful for symptoms such as anxiety and stress in children. Because of their small size, developing organs, and immature immune systems, children may be more vulnerable than adults to allergic or other adverse reactions to dietary supplements. It's a good idea to talk with your child's health care provider about the effectiveness and possible risks of approaches you're considering or already using for your child.   Find out more

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