When My Worries Get Too Big! A Relaxation Book for Children Who Live with Anxiety

When My Worries Get Too Big! A Relaxation Book for Children Who Live with Anxiety | Kari Dunn Buron | Great for all kids, helpful for parents and teachers

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When My Worries Ge...

	When My Worries Get Too Big! A Relaxation Book for Children Who Live with Anxiety Kari Dunn Buron Autism Asperger Publishing Company, 2006 - 44 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This book is replacing "When My Autism Gets Too Big."

What an excellent tool!

This book is an excellent tool for children having diffiulties controlling their emotions. The visual thermometer and the "social story" makes it very helpful to assist these children to learn how to respond to their feelings/emotions more appropriately. My four year old likes to look at his thermometer and read the story every time he has reached a "5". It's been very helpful for him.

Great for all kids, helpful for parents and teachers

I have bought and given several copies of this book. It helps give a language to feelings that might otherwise be hard to describe.

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Worry Book for Kids

This is a really cute book for kids who worry. It is not real meaty but the concept is great. It helps them put worry into perspective and gives a scale to help prioritize worries.

Great Workbook!

This is a great book to work with your child. You can personalize it and change it as they grow.
Barbara V

Works great for my 4 yr. old

I used this book with my barely 4 year old (developmentally normal) who has 'anger management' issues that originate with anxiety. There are pages in the book that we were able to write or draw pictures of how he felt. The scale of 1 (calm and safe) to 5 (out of control) was a concept that he grasped right away. He is getting better and better at recognizing when he's getting worried before he gets to a 5. If he does lose control and melts down, just the verbal cue "what number are you at" or asking him to calm down and try to get back to a 1 or 2, and he immediately starts to use his strategies - deep breathing, squeezing hands, thinking happy thoughts. I love this book.

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