10 Things To Do When You Worry Too Much - Military Kids Emotional Resiliency Workbook 50-pack  E-mail this product to a friend

Kids in military families have lots of stress, and that stress can contribute to serious emotional difficulties. Not only do they have the everyday problems of being kids, they must learn to cope with the deployment of a parent, the fears that something might happen to a deployed parent, moving and going to a new school, and much more.

This workbook was written by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro Ph.D., one of the nation's foremost experts on helping children learn to cope with and overcome emotional problems. Each workbook presents 10 important aspects that children need to learn and teaches them emotional resiliency skills through fun and engaging activities.

Kids in the military often have a great deal to worry about, but worry doesn't have to take over their lives. This workbook teaches children how to cope with obsessive thoughts, night fears, and trouble sleeping, and the emotional withdrawal that often comes with excessive worry. It teaches them worry is a normal emotion, and helps them recognize when it is time to ask for help if they worry too much. 16 pages.

Sold in packs of 50 workbooks of the same title.

This workbook is also part of the Military Kids Emotional Resiliency Workbook Series. To learn more about this series see product 1769A.