Sue Wright

It's OK to be Scared Sue Wright

Does a child in your care have, what seem to be, irrational fears? Do you struggle to know what to do to help them?

It's OK To Be Scared will allow you to explore these issues with your children in a fun and engaging way. Friendly characters guide you through a simplified explanation of the brain to enhance understanding and normalisation of anxiety.




You will learn tried and tested breathing techniques to help your children (and you) manage difficult feelings in an engaging way.




This is the first step in teaching children to challenge unhelpful thoughts that trigger their fears, as is practiced in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.