For psychologists and therapists

CBT homework kids actually want to do.

Core CBT skills as ten-minute stories and games for kids 5–9. Built with 50+ child psychologists.

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An InnerSteps game where kids match body signals, like a racing heart and sweaty hands, to the feeling

What it does for your practice

Practice between sessions

A story and a game on the skill you're working on, every day.

Less time on the basics

Kids arrive knowing the words and the tools, so sessions go further.

Parents who can coach

Printable scripts give parents the words for the real moment.

Something for the waitlist

Free to start, no ads. A place you trust to send waiting families.

The CBT inside Series 1

One skill per episodeStory teaches it → game practises it

  1. Psychoeducation

    Waffle the Worry Wizard

    What worry is, and why the body reacts.

  2. Emotion identification

    Body signals

    Find the feeling in the body, then name it.

  3. Physiological regulation

    Big breaths

    A long out-breath to turn the alarm down.

  4. Grounding

    5-4-3-2-1

    Five senses, back to right now.

  5. Cognitive restructuring

    Powerful words

    Catch the worry thought, swap in a helpful one.

  6. Graded exposure

    Brave steps

    Break the scary thing down. Take the first step.

Written for
  • School refusal
  • Meltdowns and dysregulation
  • Generalised worry
  • Separation anxiety
  • Social avoidance

Scripts written with lead psychologist Anissa Moutti and reviewed by our clinical network.

Parents in on it, not on the sidelines

They watch along

Every story is made to watch together.

They get the why

A short note after each episode explains the CBT behind it.

They have a script

One-page scripts for mornings, goodbyes, worries and big feelings.

Recommending it takes a sentence

“Download InnerSteps. The first five adventures are free, and start with the one about worries.”

Referral program, early 2027

Register yourself or your whole clinic. You'll get referral codes and a starter kit when it opens.

InnerSteps is an educational program, not a medical or therapeutic service.