The Children’s Anxiety Group is a cognitive-behavioural group for children with anxiety disorders. The goals of the group are to teach children to recognize emotional and physiological symptoms of anxiety and to learn to more accurately appraise anxious situations. The children also learn strategies (e.g., coping self talk, relaxation) to help them manage their levels of anxiety. The group entails a parent component in which parents learn to create exposure hierarchies for their children’s fears, to differentiate between anxious behaviours and oppositional behaviours and how to respond to each, and to support the problem-solving skills learned by the children.