This free child anxiety pattern map helps a clinician organize one recent worry episode into a clearer sequence: what triggered it, what the child feared might happen, what the child noticed or did, how adults responded, and what happened next. It is designed to support formulation and treatment planning without treating a worksheet response as a diagnosis or standardized anxiety score.
Professional-use sample. Use within your role, training, service procedures and local requirements.
What did the child expect might happen?
What reduced distress in the short term, and what happened afterward?
Which part of this sequence still needs more information?
No. It organizes information from a specific episode. Diagnosis requires appropriate professional assessment and cannot be established by this page alone.
No. This is a focused sample taken from the larger Child Anxiety Assessment & Treatment Toolkit.
The free sample is available in US Letter and A4 versions.
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