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Facing Fears With Whiskers intro to challenging negative thoughts

It’s tempting to do whatever you can to stop feeling worried or scared, which often means avoiding the source of your fear. Avoidance can help you feel better for a little while, but it sometimes makes you miss out on things you’d really like to do.

Facing Fears With Whiskers is a beautifully illustrated CBT worksheet about avoidance. Kids learn about the consequences of avoiding fears and how changing their thoughts can help them face fears. This three-page activity guides kids through:

  • identifying the source of their anxiety
  • exploring their unhelpful “what if” worries
  • coming up with more adaptive thoughts

This worksheet is designed to accompany the story Whiskers Wonders What If?, making it a helpful resource for kids dealing with anxiety, avoidance, or catastrophic thinking.

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