Generalised anxiety disorder:- generalised anxiety disorder is when you worry about many different things. A child with a generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) might be very anxious about a range of issues and situations, like Schoolwork, grades, and exams, Friends, family, Relationships, how well they perform in activities such as music or sports.

Panic disorder:- causes sudden feelings of fear, with symptoms like chest pain and a pounding heart. A child diagnosed with a panic disorder will have had two or more unexpected panic attacks. These attacks can happen without any clear triggers. A child may also be worried about having another attack, possibly for more than a month after their first attack.

Selective mutism:- This extreme form of social phobia causes kids to be so afraid they don't talk. Kids and teens who have it can talk. And they do talk at home or with their closest people. But they refuse to talk at all at school, with friends, or in other places where they have this fear.

Separation anxiety disorder:- Separation anxiety disorder (SAD) is an anxiety disorder in which an individual experiences excessive anxiety regarding separation from home and/or from people to whom the individual has a strong emotional attachment. A child with a separation anxiety disorder may refuse to go to school, camp, or friends’ houses. They may ask for someone to stay with them while they sleep. Also, they might experience severe homesickness when they are not with their family.

Social anxiety disorder:- is an excessive worry when you're around other people. A child with a social anxiety disorder will worry excessively about interacting with other people. They may feel extremely anxious about meeting new people or being called on in class.

Specific phobias:- Phobias are intense fears of places or things, like closed spaces or animals.