Standing Up to Ocd Workbook for Kids: 40 Activities to Help Children Stop Unwanted Thoughts, Control Compulsive Behaviors, and Overcome Anxiety
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🧠 Unlock calm and confidence—because every child deserves peace of mind!
- TRUSTED LOVED - Rated 4.6 stars by nearly 400 parents and professionals who’ve seen real results.
- EMPOWER YOUNG MINDS - 40 thoughtfully designed activities to help kids manage OCD and anxiety with confidence.
- PORTABLE ACCESSIBLE - Lightweight paperback format perfect for home, school, or therapy sessions.
- STEP BY STEP GUIDANCE - Clear, practical strategies that make complex emotions and behaviors understandable and manageable.
- BUILD EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE - Tools that teach children to control compulsive behaviors and stop unwanted thoughts effectively.
Standing Up to OCD Workbook for Kids is a 160-page paperback filled with 40 engaging activities designed to help children manage unwanted thoughts, control compulsive behaviors, and overcome anxiety. Highly rated by parents and professionals, this workbook offers practical, step-by-step strategies that empower kids to build emotional resilience in a fun and accessible way.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #136,549 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #974 in Children's Books on Difficult Discussions #1,648 in Children's Books on Health |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 398 Reviews |
Reviews
A**A
Well designed
Practical strategies with step by step advice and guidance
V**D
Good book
Great information, very helpful!
A**E
Great for OCD
Very helpful-and great for older kids, too.
B**T
Too much mention of OCD
After reading this myself I would not recommend reading it with your child. There are some great examples but other things that may not be applicable that could be suggestive to a young child. Also mentioning OCD so many times can be counterproductive as they should not define themselves and everything they do as OCD. If that word was omitted and replaced 99% of the time it could be a useful book. Unfortunately I don’t think it is appropriate unless your child is demonstrating all the characteristics of OCD. My child aims to do things ‘just right’ and it causes a great deal of anxiety, I would not want to suggest that he start worrying about cleanliness or hand washing by reading this book. The “intro for kids” is not appropriate imo.
J**.
Helps me almost more than my child!
So far, we are loving this workbook! It really pinpoints areas that are a struggle for my child. One thing that has been very helpful is that it helps me to understand the complexity of OCD, and helps me to help my child. Very colorful, lots of pages and activities. I love the storytelling format of this workbook. Would definitely recommend this to a friend.
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