How to Manage Your Child’s Asthma During Allergy Season

5/15/2025

Allergy season can make managing asthma even harder for kids. If your child struggles with asthma symptoms during this time, the Pediatric Asthma Education Program at COPC is here to help. Designed for children ages 4–18, our program gives families the tools they need to manage asthma confidently and effectively. 

What Is the Pediatric Asthma Program? 

Our pediatric asthma education program is tailored to empower patients and their families with the knowledge and tools needed to take control of asthma. Through personalized treatment plans and one-on-one sessions with a respiratory therapist, we help build confidence in managing symptoms and reduce anxiety associated with asthma diagnosis. By addressing triggers beyond allergies, such as exercise, infections, cold air, and stress, our program equips families to handle symptoms effectively, no matter the trigger. 

Prepare For Everything: Asthma Techniques And Tools

Our sessions cover essential information and tips for everyday life.

  • Choosing an inhaler
  • Proper inhaler use and technique 
  • Identifying common asthma triggers (allergies, cold air, exercise, etc.) 
  • Exercising safely with asthma 
  • Managing asthma symptoms during allergy season 
  • Controlling shortness of breath and feelings of panic 

Tools:  

Ready to take control of your child’s asthma this allergy season? Talk to your COPC primary care provider or contact us today to learn more about our pediatric asthma education program. Let's work together to ensure your child's asthma is well-managed, especially during allergy season! 

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