Think Good – Feel Good: A Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Workbook for Children and Young People Paperback – 27 Jun. 2002

I found this book to be a fantastic resource and tool for my work with children and young people. The interface and worksheets are child friendly and children are interested in reading and completing the exercises. It's really easy to follow and read as a practitioner. A great tool for CBT work only with young people.

Enables those who do not study or are not rained in this area to access materials/strategies to work with children and teens in a general therapeutic way. For professionals this book helps to facilitate a therapeutic process as it was recommended to me by an education psychologist working with children and has been of great use to me in my own work with children [teaching]. Highly recommended.

As a psychology student I was pleasantly surprised at the academic nature of the book, very informative easy to read section on CBT, more over endless resources to use with the children. The work sheets are easy to photo copy, and visually simple and pleasing. The children give it the thumbs up.

Good book - quite school as lots of worksheets. I am person centred counsellor so have to adapt to my school work and child client work.

A 12-year-old tells me that 'he wanted the book to tell him more about feelings and WHY they are what they are'. The descriptions of approaches to managing feelings seemed excellent, if rather mechanistic. The relationship between the 'child/client' is what is missing with this efficient and well-researched book. Therefore I would suggest it is excellent for a professional, but not necessarily for the sufferer!!

I brought this to the office and several people asked about it as they passed my desk which shows the appeal of the book. Lots of practical resources and easy to follow step by step instructions which makes ideal for application.

I use this to help children to think differently about their concerns and worries. The children like to use the work sheets and I see them changing over time in their attitudes and how they solve problems.

My daughter and I spent time together working through this book. It has helped her to identify different types of thinking so she can separate reality from worries. Highly recommend this one!