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Wellness
Strategies for managing worry
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Afraid of Exam? | What Causes Anxiety? | How To Overcome Anxiety? | Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz
This 6-minute video from Peekaboo Kidz relates to "Anxiety Toolkit". Sourced from a vetted educational channel with YouTube safe-search strict. Please preview before sharing — final vetting is a human step.
Watch on YouTube →Sometimes your brain gets a little speedy, but this toolkit gives you secret powers to feel calm and brave right away. You'll learn how to tame those tricky worries.
By 2034, you'll be a confident teenager, ready for anything, maybe even helping athletes stay calm before their big Olympic races. You'll know how to handle any challenge life throws at you.
Optional materials for this quest.
Guided Journal for Anxiety and Worry
RequiredA structured journal with CBT-based prompts helps you track thoughts and practice cognitive reframing on paper — more effective than a blank notebook because the prompts do the heavy lifting when your brain feels foggy. Look for journals specifically designed around CBT or worry management.
The Anxiety and Worry Workbook (Clark & Beck)
RequiredThis evidence-based workbook by two leading CBT researchers gives you structured exercises, thought records, and exposure hierarchies — essentially a self-guided CBT course. It pairs perfectly with the free MindShift CBT app.
Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set
Lying on an acupressure mat for 10–20 minutes activates relaxation through mild pressure stimulation — many people find it genuinely calming after a stressful day. Optional, but a nice physical complement to breathing and cognitive techniques.