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Brain Detective: Anxiety Workbook for Kids Ages 6–12 | SEL, Coping Skills & Emotional Regulation

Turn anxiety into a detective mission children actually want to complete!

Brain Detective: Top Secret Mission — Anxiety is a colorful, highly visual workbook designed for children ages 6–12. Instead of simply telling children to “calm down,� this resource helps them observe, investigate, experiment, think, and practice real coping skills.

Children travel through an imaginative world of thoughts, feelings, worry monsters, courage, and calm while learning how their brain and body respond to anxiety.

Perfect for school counselors, psychologists, social-emotional learning, special education, classroom calm-down work, homeschool, and parent-child exercises.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

108-page full-color PDF

Inside you’ll receive:

  • 73-page illustrated child workbook
  • 21-page parent/adult guidance section
  • 4 hands-on experiments
  • breathing and calming exercises
  • thought detective exercises
  • fear vs. anxiety exercises
  • fact vs. assumption practice
  • emotional awareness worksheets
  • body-signal exercises
  • courage and “small brave stepsâ€� exercises
  • 12 Anxiety Monster characters
  • comics and story-based examples
  • sorting and matching exercises
  • drawing and reflection pages
  • anxiety scales and self-check exercises
  • 4 journal/tracker-style exercises
  • step-by-step coping plans
  • real-life situation practice
  • confidence-building exercises
  • 1 completion diploma
CHILDREN LEARN TO
  • recognize and name anxiety
  • notice anxiety signals in the body
  • understand the difference between fear and anxiety
  • separate facts, thoughts, assumptions, and imagination
  • notice when the brain is predicting the worst
  • check anxious thoughts instead of automatically believing them
  • identify what they can and cannot control
  • use slow breathing and calming strategies
  • find alternative explanations
  • ask for help
  • tolerate uncertainty
  • take small brave steps instead of avoiding everything that feels uncomfortable
  • notice past successes and build confidence
  • create a personal plan for difficult moments
WHY KIDS ENJOY IT

This is not a workbook filled with long lectures.

Children meet lion detectives, friendly brains, dogs, worry monsters, superheroes, dragons, and other colorful characters while solving emotional “mysteries.�

They can:

observe → think → experiment → draw → discuss → practice → try again

The playful format makes difficult topics easier to discuss without making the child feel as though something is “wrong� with them.

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