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These are the next four free printable worksheets and colouring sheets covering anxiety and worry in young people.

Discussing the causes and factors of why we worry and get anxious needs an intelligent and sensitive approach. A child with Aspergers, for example, will suffer from anxiety and panic attacks mostly as a result of their genetics but it is important never to 'blame' their genetics due to the obvious repercussions this may have. Some children with Aspergers may have sufficient maturity and understanding to accept "that's the way I'm wired" and this may even be a source of consolation; for others this knowledge may prove to be aggravating and unacceptable and begin a cycle of blaming themselves and others. Always be led by them. Too much information in these circumstances can often be a bad thing.

This is Page 2 of the set. Visit our 3rd Page of Colouring Sheets to view and download more ...
OR go back to Page 1 of our Anxiety Colouring Sheets.

DISCLAIMER: This is not professional advice. This is not medical advice. These free resources are only a tool to encourage discussion which you may choose to use to help a child explore anxiety and worry. Every young person is different with very personal experiences and challenges; you are responsible for vetting these resources and deciding whether they are suitable for your purposes and the individuals you wish to help. These free resources are not a substitute for professional advice or medical advice.

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Printable Colouring Pages to Help with Anxiety and Worry

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These are the next four free printable worksheets and colouring sheets covering anxiety and worry in young people. Discussing the causes and factors of why we worry and get anxious needs an intelligent and sensitive approach.

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Everybody worries and gets anxious and upset from time to time ... but some children and teenagers (and especially those on the autism spectrum e.g. those of us with Asperger syndrome) suffer more than others from daily nerves, anxiety, worry and stress. Sometimes those young people prone to anxiety are easy to identify because the symptoms show themselves quite clearly; sometimes not. Either way, helping them is rarely easy and sometimes seemingly impossible. With that in mind we've tried to help.

Our free printable sheets below are a collection of colouring pages which help to explore anxiety and worry. As colouring pages they are more suitable for pre-teens although it may be that some teenagers are also receptive to the messages and information. These free printable anxiety help sheets for children can be used individually if required but are also designed as a 'story' or 'journey' (sometimes preferred by young people with Aspergers) which includes a simple explanation to a child about why they may be suffering and some suggested helping and coping strategies.

This is Page 1 of the set. Visit our 2nd Page of Colouring Sheets to view and download more.

DISCLAIMER: This is not professional advice. This is not medical advice. These free resources are only a tool to encourage discussion which you may choose to use to help a child explore anxiety and worry. Every young person is different with very personal experiences and challenges; you are responsible for vetting these resources and deciding whether they are suitable for your purposes and the individuals you wish to help. These free resources are not a substitute for professional advice or medical advice.

Now visit Page 2 of our Anxiety Printables for more printable colouring worksheets of this set.

The UK's National Autistic Society has a great page for Help with Behaviours which covers Aspergers, anxiety, obsessions, routines, meltdowns, coping with change, etc. to help those with autism spectrum disorder.

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Printable Colouring Pages to Help with Anxiety and Worry

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Everybody worries and gets anxious and upset from time to time ... but some children and teenagers (and especially those on the autism spectrum e.g. those of us with Asperger syndrome) suffer more than others from daily nerves, anxiety, worry and stress.

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A printable showing how anxiety can affect the body

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Useful worksheets for supporting children through worries.