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CBT Worksheets for Children

Developed by experienced clinicians and CBT specialists, shaped by the voices of young people, for use in real clinical practice.

  • Emotional Regulation
  • Low Mood
  • Panic
  • Phobia & Fears
  • Therapist Tools 
  • Transdiagnostic
  • Worry/GAD

Browse Resources for Young People 

My journey to calm (panic)

What makes me panicky? (example)

What’s makes me panicky? (blank)

Steps on my journey (example)

Steps on my journey (blank)

Climbing a panic ladder

Climbing your panic ladder

Overcoming my panic (example)

Overcoming my panic (blank)

Parent/carer information sheet (Panic)

Safety behaviours

Safety behaviours

Thoughts or feelings

Thoughts or feelings

Looking after yourself

Looking after yourself

Facts or opinions

Facts or opinions

Fact or opinion (card sort)

Making mistakes

Making mistakes

Five ways to wellbeing

Five ways to wellbeing (blank)

Behavioural experiments (example)

Behavioural experiments (log)

Why do I get scared?

Fear and false alarms

Fear: What’s it like?

Fear: What’s it like?

Fight or flight

Fear & getting stuck

CBT worksheet for children on facing fears using graded exposure

Facing our fears

The Fear Mountain

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