Over one million children in the US have OCD, impacting their daily lives. Dr. Wagner’s book uses the Worry Hill metaphor to explain OCD and its treatment through Casey’s story, offering hope and strategies for children and families.

This practical workbook uses CBT exercises to help teens understand and manage chronic worry about school, friends, and the future. Written by a Harvard expert, it offers tools to alleviate symptoms, challenge fears, and regain control of life.

This interactive self-help book helps kids understand and combat OCD by using cognitive-behavioral techniques. Through engaging activities and examples, it empowers children to identify OCD’s tricks and develop skills to overcome intrusive thoughts.

Rhonda Raccoon struggles with OCD, leading to confusing behaviors like hair-pulling and excessive counting. With guidance from Dr. Owl, she learns that her feelings are due to OCD, helping her understand and manage her condition without shame.

This heartfelt book follows Zack, a young boy grappling with fluctuating moods that leave him feeling sad, angry, and isolated. Through thought-provoking questions, he encourages meaningful conversations about emotions and understanding one’s feelings.

Kevin struggles to sleep due to repetitive behaviors driven by worry, like straightening his chair and checking under his bed. Realizing he needs help, his parents take him to a therapist who diagnoses him with OCD and offers hope for improvement.

This engaging OCD book for teens offers fun illustrations and effective tools to manage intrusive thoughts and worries. It includes mindfulness skills, anxiety tips, and insights on sleep and stress, empowering readers to live meaningful lives despite OCD.

This guide for teens offers practical tips from anxiety experts to help rewire anxious brains using CBT, mindfulness, and ACT. Learn to manage fears, observe anxiety calmly, and gain tools to control emotions, empowering you to focus on what matters.

The OCD Workbook for Teens helps manage obsessive thoughts and behaviors that disrupt life. Featuring mindfulness and CBT techniques from expert Jon Hershfield, it empowers teens to stay present, handle uncertainty, and thrive beyond OCD.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Guide for Family, Friends, and Pastors” explores OCD, affecting 2.5% of the population. It offers insights into scrupulosity, psychological and neurological aspects, and strategies for support and therapy for sufferers.