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Can kids feel brave when they're apart from loved ones? Yes--and this workbook helps them soar with confidence!

Being away from parents, caregivers, or familiar places can feel scary. Whether it's going to school, a sleepover, or just saying goodbye, separation anxiety can make everyday moments feel overwhelming. But kids don't have to stay grounded by fear--they can learn to lift off with courage.

What to Do When You Don't Want to Be Apart is an interactive guide that helps kids understand separation anxiety and discover tools to feel safe and strong. With engaging activities, colorful illustrations, and expert strategies, this workbook empowers kids to become the confident pilots of their own emotional journeys.

Whether your child is nervous about school drop-off or anxious when you're out of sight, this book offers a safe space to explore those feelings--and helps them take flight with confidence.

Key Features:

Perfect for kids ages 6-12 who struggle with separation anxiety or fear of being alone
Uses proven cognitive-behavioral techniques to help kids manage anxious thoughts and build independence
Encourages emotional awareness and bravery through fun, hands-on exercises
Includes a supportive guide for parents and caregivers to help children feel secure and supported
Part of the trusted What-to-Do Guides for Kids series--used by parents, educators, and therapists for more 20 years
Created by Magination Press, the children's imprint of the American Psychological Association--leaders in children's mental health and well-being