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Obsessed book summary

This book, recommended for grades K-5, is one of my personal favorites that I used with my own children. Even though anxiety disorders are common in children, they are often overlooked and can go untreated for long periods of time, and I thought that this book did a great job of explaining everyday worries that children may face while helping parents and children understand when extra help may be needed.

The story has a read-aloud video available on YouTube , which my children loved. You can also purchase an interactive activity book based on the story to work through alongside your child, which features group games, craft projects, and creative writing exercises designed to help children manage anxiety. One of the standout features of this book is its focus on common pitfalls parents encounter while trying to help their children.

What makes this book particularly effective is its interactive, step-by-step approach, which encourages parents and children to work together as a team. By Steve Herman Author. This approach can help children recognize their own feelings of worry and anxiety, which can often be hard for them to put into words.

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As a therapist, I also appreciate that this book is part of a broader series that addresses various mental health concerns in a relatable and engaging way. Using the same characters throughout the series helps kids connect with the material more deeply, and the familiar faces can make it easier for them to stay interested. By Eli R.

Lebowitz Author. It focuses on parental and family responses to the behaviors of anxiety and OCD while helping the reader understand important distinctions between supporting their child and accommodating their condition. By Natasha Daniels Author. What sets this book apart is its approach to more complex behaviors often seen in children with OCD or anxiety , like skin-picking and hair-pulling.

Daniels also offers strategies for navigating these challenges that focus on fostering resilience and supporting both the child with OCD or anxiety, as well as the entire family.