Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
2013
Prepared by: PCMH Oakville Chapter
This resource guide was developed by families for families. It is NOT intended to be a clinical guide, nor
does reference to any of the resources imply endorsement of same.
Anxiety Children Resources
Epictetus, the Greek philosopher observed that people are not disturbed by things that
happen but by the view they themselves take of things that happened or their perception
of how things may come to pass in the future.
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Teaches the benefit of remaining calm or at least neutral when faced with difficult
situations. (If you are upset by your problems, you now have two problems: (1) the
problem itself, and (2) your distress
Based on "rational thought." - Fact not assumptions.
Based on assumption that most emotional and behavioural reactions are
learned. Therefore, the goal of therapy is to help clients unlearn their unwanted
reactions and to learn a new way of reacting.
Homework is a central feature of CBT This can include such activities as: Reading;
Self-help exercises; experiential activities; Journaling; Thought Stopping; Intentional
Reframing. Therapy sessions are basically training where the client tries out and uses
what they have learned.
CBT could be described as = Positive Emotional Response Teaching
http://www.gregdorter.com/toronto-therapist.html
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Title: Hole in One a tale from the Iris the Dragon Series
Author: Gayle Grass
Synopsis: 3rd book in the series which addresses anxiety disorders in children,
specifically about school and performance anxiety.
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Title: The Relaxation and Stress Reduction Workbook for Kids (2009)
Author: Lawrence Shapiro, Robin Sprague, Matthew McKay
Synopsis: Has fifty plus relaxation activities to guide you & your child to replace
anxious feelings with calming thoughts and relief from their anxious worries.
Title: Helping Your Anxious Child: A step-by-step guide for parents (2008)
Author: Ronald Rapee
Synopsis: For many children anxious worries can detract from them fully enjoying
their childhood. This book offers many tools to help your child cope with and
overcome worries monsters. Parent and Child guide/tools to help create positive
changes in your lives.
Title: Starving the Anxiety Gremlin (2012)
Author: Kate Collins-Donnelly
Synopsis: A Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Workbook for Stress Management for
Your People. A resource to help young people understand why they get anxious
and how to 'starve' their anxiety gremlin. Practical tips & activities in the
workbook can be used by young people on their own or with a parent or
practitioner. It is an ideal resource for those working with young people who have
anxiety, including, teachers, therapists, social workers and youth workers.
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Title: David and the Worry Beast: Helping Children Cope with Anxiety (2007)
Author: Anne Marie Guanci and Caroline Attia
Synopsis: Learning to deal with anxiety is an important step in a child's healthy
emotional growth. Through Davids worries he is provided with support and
techniques for controlling the "worry beast" within him.
Title: Have You Filled a Bucket Today? A guide to daily happiness for kids (2006)
Author: Carol McCloud
Synopsis: This book encourages positive behaviour by introducing the concept of
filling a bucket with good actions. Your children will see how easy and rewarding
it is to express kindness, appreciation and love on a daily basis.
Title: Growing up with a bucket full of happiness (2010)
Author: Carol McCloud
Synopsis: Are you aware you carry an invisible bucket which is filled with all of
your good thoughts and feeling? This book gives you some tools to live a life filled
with happiness. Easy to read and includes easy instructions to make your own
Bucket filling Journal.
Title: I Think, I am!: Teaching Kids the power of Affirmations (2008)
Author: Louise Hay, Kristina Tracy
Synopsis: Your thoughts create your life!' is the message of the book. Kids will
learn that they can change from negative thoughts and words to those that are
positive; between negative thoughts and positive affirmations.
Title: Friends for Life Workbook: British Columbia, Ministry of Children and Family Development (MCFD)
Author: Dr. Paula Barrett
Synopsis: school-based, anxiety prevention and resiliency program. Workbook
provides students with life skills that will strengthen resiliency and reduce the risk
of developing an anxiety problem. Program levels: (K/Gr 1), Child (Gr 4/5) and
Youth (Gr 6/7).
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Title: Taming worry dragons: A manual for children, parents, and other
coaches (2009)
Author: Garland, E. Jane; Clark, Sandra L
Synopsis: Explains what anxiety is and the different types of anxiety,
including coping strategies and tips for parents and other coaches. This
program can ideally be used with children from 8 to 12 years old but can
be adapted for both younger and older children.
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Anxiety Children Resources
Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital Mental Health Child & Youth Outpatient
Services
http://www.haltonhealthcare.com/programs_otmh_mental.php
http://www.youthmentalhealthhalton.ca/
Anxiety BC - Resources Results Relief
http://www.anxietybc.com/
Provides self help tool kits, brochures and newsletters to support children and youth with anxiety concerns
Age of Anxiety
CBC - Doc Zone: Anxiety is being called the disease of the 21st century
http://www.cbc.ca/doczone/episode/age-of-anxiety.html#