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Let's Talk About ... Your Fears and Worries

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$15.15 $21.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

Lots of kids and teens are anxious and fearful. They may worry about things that are understandable, like taking a test or riding a roller coaster, but they may also have excessive worry about things that don't make sense to most of us, like clowns, germs, or even just going to school. Some kids and teens seem to worry all the time, and this makes life pretty hard.


This simple game can help. It includes 101 cards to hep kids and teens change their irrational automatic thoughts to thoughts that are realistic and helpful. The Wheel of Relaxation is used to help players practice relaxation and self-calming techniques so that they can more easily face their fears.


Ages 8+


2 -6 Players


Approximate size: 5x5x5

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

We’ve been using this deck during our evening wind-downs, and it’s surprisingly good at getting my 13-year-old to open up about school stress. The questions are practical and not too cheesy, which I really appreciate.

Penelope Z. ★★★★★

My 10-year-old was really struggling with anxiety before tests, and this card game actually got him talking about specific fears he wouldn't mention otherwise. The prompts feel natural and not forced.