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Home > CBT Worksheets for Children > Panic

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Panic

Our children’s panic collection is designed to help practitioners and children work together to reduce panic using a graded exposure approach.

Materials include child friendly psychoeducation activities to explore the fight-or-flight response and normalise body sensations, as well as templates for graded exposure work, including panic diaries, exposure ladders and logs to plan tasks and track progress.

Created by experienced clinicians and educators, the materials use clear language, engaging graphics, and relatable examples to make sessions accessible and effective.

What is panic?

What’s panic like?

Panic attack facts

What’s happening in my body?

My panic diary (blank)

The panic trap

Facing your panic

The Panic Mountain

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)

Getting used to things

Safety behaviours

Safety behaviours

Getting used to it – Top Tips

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