Four fun activities to help your child name, challenge, and shrink their worries โ right now.
Worries feel bigger when they hide. Give yours a name so you can see it clearly.
โ Great! You named your worry. That took courage.
Naming a worry is the first step to shrinking it.
Worries tell us scary stories. Brave thoughts tell us the truth. Pick one that fits you today.
โ Excellent choice. Say it out loud three times โ it works better that way.
You named it. You challenged it. Now shrink it!
You named it, challenged it, and shrunk it. That is what brave children do. ๐
Worries make big predictions. Detectives check if those predictions are actually true.
Pick a worry below โ then tap Investigate! to see what really happens most of the time.
Verdict
"Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time; casting all your anxiety upon him because he careth for you."
โ 1 Peter 5:6-7 (ASV)
For Parents
The three activities above are a starting point. But children with persistent worry need more โ a structured, progressive program that builds real skills over time. That's what Overcome Worry was built for.
"My daughter used to cry every Sunday night about school the next day. After working through this program, she still gets nervous โ but she has tools now. She actually uses them."
โ Parent, age 9 child"I was skeptical that a digital program could reach my son. But the way it's structured โ like a story he's part of โ kept him engaged all the way through."
โ Parent, age 11 child"The certificate at the end meant the world to him. He printed it and put it on his wall. That sense of accomplishment was real."
โ Parent, age 8 childFull Program
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