
Sometimes, I might need to go to a special place called a psychology clinic.
A short illustrated story to help children know what to expect at their first visit. Read it together at home a few days before the appointment, or print it as a six-page booklet your child can flip through.

Sometimes, I might need to go to a special place called a psychology clinic.

The clinic is where a friendly person called a psychologist will talk and play with me. This visit helps Sharon (psychologist) understand how I think, feel, and learn. It’s okay to feel a little nervous. Everyone feels that way sometimes.

When I arrive, I sit in the cozy waiting area and wait a bit. While I wait for Sharon, I can read a book or play with some toys.

Sharon calls my name and takes me to a special room where we talk and play. There may be fun activities on an iPad, some questions, drawing in a book, or playing with toys. It’s just a way to learn more about me!

After we are done, I can go back to my mum and dad. Sharon talks to them about how I did.

I know I am brave and strong. Every child’s visit at the clinic is special, just like me! Soon, we leave the clinic and maybe even get a treat for being so brave!
Feel free to use this story with your child or share it with anyone who might find it helpful — that’s what it’s here for.
If you have specific questions about your child’s upcoming visit, please get in touch.
If you’ve already submitted a referral and have an appointment coming up, you can also drop me a quick note if there’s anything you’d like to flag in advance.