Thoughts Are Not Facts Helping Kids Reframe Worry

A child comes home from school, drops their backpack on the floor, and says, “Everyone thinks I'm weird.” A teenager stares at a math worksheet and whispers, “I'm going to fail anyway, so there's no point.” In those moments, the thought doesn't feel like a guess. It feels like a fact. That's why the phrase

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