Let's Talk About Anxiety by Sharon Selby

Let's Talk About Anxiety

A Guide to Help Adults Talk With Kids About Worries

Sharon Selby

DK · Print & ebook · November 29, 2022

Start the conversation and help a child open up about worries with Let’s Talk About Anxiety.

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Who it’s for
An illustrated book, 20 conversation cards, and activities help adults discuss worries with children.
Themes
Worries and anxiety, Coping with nervousness, Mental well-being
Genres
Anxiety & Phobias

About this book

Start the conversation and help a child open up about worries with Let’s Talk About Anxiety. Featuring a beautifully illustrated book and 20 accompanying conversation cards, Let’s Talk About Anxiety inspires thoughtful discussion between adults and children, helping young people speak about their worries and concerns.

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Whether it’s explaining what worry feels like or providing a child with the tools to cope in situations where they feel nervous, the activities and exercises inside use prompts and images to discuss important issues with a focus on mental well-being and understanding. This set allows adults to engage with children on an emotional level, helping them to develop emotional connections, as well as growing their compassion, communication, and effective listening skills.

Worry Conversation Tools

An illustrated book, 20 conversation cards, and activities help adults discuss worries with children.

Come here for

  • Conversation prompts and images about worries and nervousness
  • Activities and exercises focused on mental well-being

Expect

  • Prompts for explaining what worry feels like
  • Tools for discussing coping in nervous situations

Where it sits

Anxiety & Phobias43%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Mental Health
  • Anxiety & Phobias
Authors
Sharon Selby
Publisher
DK
Published
November 29, 2022
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Worries and anxiety · Coping with nervousness · Mental well-being
Reading lane
Mental Health