CBT Worksheets for Children (CBT Worksheets): CBT worksheets for child therapists in training: CBT child formulation worksheets, CBT thought records for kids, CBT interventions for kids, CBT gam(2 CBT Worksheets)

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A WISHING SHELF BOOK REVIEW 12th November 2019 TITLE: CBT Worksheets AUTHOR Dr. James Manning & Dr. Nicola Ridgeway Star Rating 5 'A cleverly designed set of CBT worksheets, perfect for child therapists.' REVIEW First, I must begin by saying I'm not a child therapist. But I am a teacher and I have worked with SEN children for most of my working life. So I do understand the importance of assessing children's needs directly from the child and not from a third party, often a parent. And it seems to me that a set of CBT worksheets might help therapists to do just that. As we all know, children can find it difficult to put across how they feel. Often they might simply not have the vocabulary to do so. Worksheets like this will help. In the first chapter, the authors look to help children understand the meaning of feelings, for example, bored, confused and excited. Then there is an opportunity for children to match the 'feeling' with a picture of a child. So, for example, they must try and match the picture of a child looking 'angry' with the word 'angry'. Another excellent chapter is called What I Do. Here, the child must try to identify a picture(s) that reflect what they often do. All in all, I thought this book was excellent. The illustrations, of which there are many, look wonderful. And the layout has been well-thought-out. Also, the writing style - although there's not a lot of writing - is very simple to follow. I suspect it might be difficult for student child therapists - and possibly child therapists - to get hold of CBT worksheets for children like this. Particularly, as if the case with this book, worksheets that the reader can photocopy. So a book of this nature is a gem. But, I left the best bit to last. It seems to me that the authors of this book worked very hard to design a set of worksheets that the child will enjoy playing with. Yes, enjoy! And, as we all know, if a child is having fun, they will focus. And, if they focus, they can be helped. And also, of course, accurately assessed.