Rundown For most students, the routine of going to school is a straightforward process. Get up, get dressed, eat breakfast, grab school bag and head out of the house. However, for an increasing number of young people, even thinking about school leads to headaches, stomach pains, panic attacks and arguments with parents. For some simply leaving the house is impossible. This is called school refusal. Dr Lisa McKay Brown is from the School of Education at the University Of Melbourne came in to chat to Wendy Tuohy and take calls on kids not wanting to go to school. LISTEN TO...