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Content last updated 9/03/2020

Specific Phobias in Preschool Children

A research team at Griffith University is offering free assessment and treatment program for children ages 3 to 5 years with a specific phobia. After an initial assessment, eligible children will take part in the Pre-schoolers Overcoming Phobias (POP) Treatment Program.

This program, held at Griffith University Gold Coast Campus, aims to reduce levels of anxiety and phobia symptoms in children.

Griffith University may be able to help if your child is experiencing any of the following:

Is your child excessively afraid of certain things such as dogs, the dark, costume characters, or spiders?
Do they get very upset, cry, or cling to you when they are confronted with their fear?
Does your child avoid going to certain places because of this fear?

For further information call (07) 5678 8317 or email pop-gc@griffith.edu.au.

GU Human Research Ethics Ref No: 2018/145