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Routines Help Youth Manage Stress and Anxiety
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With fall classes getting underway, the Kansas Health Foundation’s Distinguished Professor of Community Health at Kansas State University, says there are a lot of things that can create anxiety and stress for students. Elaine Johannes says the way middle school and high school students do school today is different from what she did many years ago when everyone physically went to school. However, she says the stress and anxiety associated with being a student still exists and that having routines is one way to help youth manage stress.
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