The Worry Workbook for Kids: Helping Children to Overcome Anxiety and the Fear of Uncertainty (An Instant Help Book for Parents & Kids) Paperback – June 1, 2018

This books is great!! It’s well written for kids as it easy to understand the concepts. The information is helpful for the adult reading it with the child too.

I have an 11 year old who has always worried, but his anxiety has grown worse recently. We have only read the introduction and started on the first activity but he really enjoyed the information he received thus far. It seems right at his level, and it seemed to really make sense to him. I have looked through the exercises and I really like what I see. This is going to give me a great tool to try and help him gain some helpful coping mechanisms.

I read Ms. Khanna's book with 20-20 hindsight. I wish I had this book 5 years ago when my happy and confident daughter became overwhelmed by chronic worrying about her social status. We used exercises like this to develop the skills needed to overcome anxiety, but it took years to find them. The Worry Workbook offers them in one collection. This is a toolkit for solving the worry-problem.

Is an easy to understand guide for parents and kids. I and my daughter have anxiety (mine is way worse) and I find this book simpliler and more helpful that some of the adult self help books. Good place to start if you are unsure how to help your child as well.

This workbook is for children to complete. I have been helping our daughter do 2-3 pages/ day. It literally began to reduce her anxiety after the 1st day, this is a child that has been paralyzed by her anxiety and after one week of us working in this work book she has moved mountains!

Great information!

It really helped my daughter and it helped me understand what she is going through. I would really recommend it and I'm so glad we found this book!

These series are great for counseling

Boughy on recommendation of my childs counselor and am so glad we did. Has really helped us to help him understand his emotions and anxiety. I definitely recommend.

I thought it was okay my 12 laughed at it

My kid has emotional and behavioral issues. These books were recommended. My son is 8. They are decent. Easy to read and understand.