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Home > CBT Worksheets for Young People > Worry

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Worry

Our worry collection supports therapists to help young people understand and manage worry using structured CBT activities.

Resources include psychoeducation, distinguishing between real and hypothetical worries, and practical tools such as worry time and problem solving, in line with CBT approaches recommended by NICE guidelines (2013).

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The vicious cycle of worry

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Your worry spiral

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Understanding worry spirals

Worry: a safety system that sometimes overworks

Not all worries are the same

How generalised anxiety shows up

Worry: What’s it like?

Worry in my body

Understanding worry

Why do I keep worrying?

Keeping a worry diary

Catching your worries (worry diary 1)

Catching your worries (worry diary 2)

Worry types

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Sorting worries out

Sorting worries out (blank)

Dealing with worries

Worry time

Worry time top tips

Letting worries go

A CBT worksheet for young people designed to guide them through effective problem-solving steps, helping to identify challenges and explore solutions.

Problem? No problem!

Conquering practical worries (example)

Conquering practical worries (template)

Catching and sorting out your worries

Living with uncertainty

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