Emotionally Based School Avoidance: Guidance for ...
When anxiety is linked to school avoidance, the young person may experience anxious and fearful thoughts around attending school and their ability to cope with school, which may be accompanied by physiological symptoms of anxiety. Separation anxiety can also be a precursor to school avoidance in some cases (Hella & Bernstein, 2012).
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