Helping Your Child Overcome Anxiety: CBT Activity Workbook for Kids (Ages 8–12)
Does your child struggle with worry, irritability, or frequent stomachaches?
This practical workbook uses proven cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to help children ages 8–12 manage anxiety through fun, supportive activities. With Fiz, a friendly guide character, kids learn coping skills while parents receive practical insights.
Includes 20 engaging activities designed by child psychologists.
Sometimes I’m Anxious by Poppy O’Neill
Help your child build confidence and calm through proven CBT tools and playful learning.
Does your son or daughter:
Worry excessively or have frequent stomachaches?
Become irritable, tearful, or withdrawn?
Struggle to focus or lose interest in favorite activities?
These can all be signs of anxiety—and this interactive workbook is here to help.
Developed using evidence-based cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques practiced by child psychologists, this guide empowers children to identify anxious thoughts, reframe them, and build healthy coping skills.
Each chapter features fun, easy-to-follow activities with guidance from Fiz, a friendly character who helps kids feel understood and supported. Alongside engaging exercises, parents will find helpful tips, motivational quotes, and practical advice to support their child’s emotional growth.
This workbook is ideal for home or classroom use and designed especially for ages 8 to 12, a formative stage for developing emotional resilience and self-confidence.
What’s Inside:
20 practical, science-based activities
Tools for managing worries, big feelings, and self-doubt
Positive affirmations and relaxation strategies
Guidance for parents to foster open communication
Compact size for easy use at home or on the go
Product Details:
SKU: 9781510747487
Made in: United States
Weight: 340.19 g (12 oz)
Dimensions: 20.3 × 15.9 × 1.5 cm (8 × 6.3 × 0.6 in)
Give your child the tools to handle worry, build confidence, and enjoy being a kid again.




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