THE WORRY WIZARD COMMUNITY

Your child worries.

You want to help.

You are not sure what to say.

You do not have to figure this out alone.

A membership for parents, carers, teachers, and professionals supporting children aged five to eleven who worry or feel things deeply. With a podcast, resources, and a warm community. For you, and for you and your child to enjoy together.

A father and daughter together, smiling, from The Worry Wizard — supporting grownups raising children who feel things deeply to build a shared language for worries and wellbeing.

If you are not sure where to begin,

you are already in the right place.

IF THIS FEELS FAMILIAR

A child surrounded by worry characters, from The Worry Wizard — helping children aged 5 to 11 and the grownups around them find a shared language for worries and wellbeing.

Bedtime stretches longer.

They ask big questions that are hard to answer.

You try to stay calm, but something in you feels activated too.

Am I saying the right thing?

Am I doing enough?

Why does this feel so hard sometimes?

WHAT THIS IS

Dependable support

that stays with you.

A simple, ongoing space that helps you build a shared language for worries and wellbeing with your child, so you can understand what they are feeling and respond with more confidence.

This is...

✓ Calm, therapy-informed support from an accredited counsellor and psychotherapist

✓ Grounded in how children and grownups experience worry together

✓ Designed for children aged five to eleven, and the grownups beside them

✓ Something you can use straight away, in your own time

This is not...

✗ Another thing to keep up with

✗ Something you can do wrong

✗ Support only for crisis moments

✗ A replacement for one to one therapy

Support that stays with you,

now and as your child grows.

Ella from The Worry Wizard, helping children who feel things deeply find words for big feelings and worries.

You have something steady to lean on.

An animated image of tea being poured, from The Worry Wizard — helping grownups respond calmly in the moments that matter when raising children who feel things deeply.

You can respond more calmly in the moments that matter.

An animated child reading a book surrounded by sparkles, from The Worry Wizard — helping children and the grownups around them find words for worries and big feelings, together.

You do not have to find the right words alone.

An animated child riding a rocket, from The Worry Wizard — building a shared language for worries and wellbeing with children aged 5 to 11, one small moment at a time.

You build a shared language with your child over time.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

Everything available from the moment you join.

The podcast, the resources, the community. All of it, from day one.

SUPPORT FOR YOU

Not just for your child. For you too.

Many grownups arrive here having focused entirely on their child's experience. This community holds space for the adult in the room too.

  • Short, practical therapy-informed guidance you can read and use the same day

  • A daily check-in space with no pressure to perform or report, just somewhere to arrive

  • A community of grownups who recognise what you are carrying

  • A place for the things that are hard to say elsewhere

  • Regular live sessions with Amy, where you can breathe, reflect, and feel less alone in what you are carrying

FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILD TOGETHER

Gentle, fun and imaginative therapeutic resources that make worry easier to talk about.

Designed to build a shared language between you and your child. Lightly, playfully, in your own time. No homework feeling. No pressure to do it right.

  • Short animations followed by simple conversation prompts, a gentle way into talking about feelings together e.g. "Time for a Chat" sheets

  • Playful, imaginative activities that help children explore worry through creativity rather than conversation e.g. "The Curiosity Wheel"

  • Simple games that build connection and a sense of belonging between you and your child e.g. "Belonging Bingo"

When you join, you will be welcomed in and gently shown where to begin.

THE HEART OFTHE COMMUNITY

The Worry Wizard at Bedtime.

Bedtime is when worries often arrive. For children, it is when thoughts get louder. For grownups, it is when energy is lowest.

Not tips. Not techniques. Something gentler.

A space where worries can be heard, and where you feel supported beside your child.

EPISODE TYPE 1

Grownups Listen First

A short episode for you, on your own, with gentle pauses where Amy reflects alongside family therapist Denise Bevan. So you can arrive at bedtime feeling steadier and more prepared.

When you have already sat with the ideas yourself, something shifts. Children feel that steadiness.

A hand-drawn Worry Wizard illustration of a turtle with the words Well Done and Keep Going — encouraging children who feel things deeply to keep moving from worries to wellbeing, one small step at a time.

EPISODE TYPE 2

Listen Together

A shared experience with your child. Each episode includes:

  • A real wondering from a child

  • A poem

  • A gentle affirmation

  • Simple tools

  • A sleepy ending

Sometimes your child will want to talk. Sometimes they will simply settle. Both are completely fine.

Two kinds of episodes. One shared experience.

WHO THIS IS LED BY

Amy Smythe, founder of The Worry Wizard and accredited counsellor and psychotherapist with over twenty years of experience supporting children and families who feel things deeply.

Amy Smythe

Accredited Counsellor & Psychotherapist.

Amy has over twenty years of experience supporting children and families. The Worry Wizard Community is built on her therapeutic practice. Warm, unhurried, and deeply attuned to how worry is experienced by children and the grownups beside them.

This is not an anxiety management service. It is a shared language platform. The community builds understanding between you and your child, and within yourself.

A colourful Worry Wizard illustration with the words Keep Going, Don't Give Up — gentle encouragement for children who feel things deeply, from The Worry Wizard.

You do not need to

keep up here.

A child's hand-drawn fairy illustration with the words Don't Give Up, Keep Going — celebrating the creativity and resilience of children who feel things deeply, from The Worry Wizard.

You do not need to

use everything.

A child's hand-drawn illustration of a child looking in a mirror with the words Just Be You — helping children who feel things deeply understand that their feelings are understandable, from The Worry Wizard.

You can come and go

as you need.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A few things grownups often wonder before joining.

What if my child does not want to join in?

That is completely fine. The support meets you first. You can use what you learn in everyday moments, and your child does not need to take part for it to help.

Do I need any experience or training?

No. Everything is written for grownups, not therapists. If you can read your child a bedtime story, you can use what is inside this community.

What if I cannot keep up or miss things?

There is nothing to keep up with. Come and go as you need. There is no "behind" here.

How long should I stay?

As long as it feels helpful. No minimum commitment. Cancel anytime.

PRICING

Simple, transparent membership.

Choose the subscription that fits.

There is no difference in what you receive.

Less than the cost of a single therapy session, for ongoing support each month.

Monthly

Cancel Subcription Anytime

£15.99 / month

Annual

Best Value

£79.99 / year

Everything included

  • The Worry Wizard at Bedtime podcast

  • Therapy-informed guidance resources

  • Gentle activities and games to share with your child, including the "Curiosity Wheel" and "Belonging Bingo"

  • Daily check-in and community spaces

  • Regular live sessions with Amy

WE WILL BE HERE WHEN YOU'RE READY

Worry Wizard characters holding signs saying Together and Not Alone — for grownups raising children who feel things deeply, The Worry Wizard Community means you do not have to carry this on your own.

If something here feels familiar, you are already in the right place.

You do not need to be certain.

You can begin gently, and see how it feels.

What grownups have shared...

"My child talks about The Worry Wizard all the time and shares the games at school. It's so lovely to see him so passionate about it."

Zara Bush
Parent

"Our son is now confident, happy and healthy. Still contemplating goals we never would have dared to dream."

Ashwin Santiago
Parent

"It's helping me connect with my children but also with my own inner child. I followed my heart and not my fears."

Kaden Scott
Parent

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