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Dose Storytime: Rubys Worry

Samantha Hearne reads Ruby's Worry by Tom Percival - Ruby's Worry discusses childhood worries and anxieties, no matter how big or small they may be.

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How can I recognise worry in a child?

In this article we explore worry with our therapists, asking what worry is and how we help children identify and manage it.

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Helps a child to see the positive feelings they can evoke

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Design a worry bracelet

Download our worry workbook which encourages children to reflect and investigate their worries.

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Worry Workbook

This resource helps a child explore their worry monsters giving them an avenue to express and understand their feelings

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My Worry Monsters

Make a Worry Wand and blow your worries away.

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Make a Worry Wand

To become a worry detective by investigating your worry, is there more evidence to prove your worry to be true or false?

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Be a Worry Detective

Let the worry catcher capture your worry monsters, put them in the jar and let them float away on a cloud.

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The Worry Catcher

When you feel worried about something there are a number of ways you can make yourself feel better which we outline in this activity.

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Manage your Worry Monsters

You can choose to be a warrior not a worrier, building your own toolkit to fight off the worry monsters.

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Your Worry Warrior Shield

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SEP/OCT - Worry Newsletter