SAFE SECRETS & UNSAFE SECRETS – Keeping Safe Story & Lesson

Are you looking for a sensitive, resource to help children understand the difference between safe and unsafe secrets? Our “Safe Secrets, Unsafe Secrets” social narrative is designed to support children in recognizing the types of secrets they should and shouldn’t keep. This resource provides children with the reassurance that it’s okay to talk about unsafe secrets and encourages them to seek help when they feel uncomfortable. Additionally, it includes tools for both children and parents, helping families navigate this important topic together.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

• Social Narrative: A carefully crafted story that explains the difference between safe and unsafe secrets in simple, easy-to-understand language, encouraging children to speak up when something doesn’t feel right.
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Answers common questions that children may have about secrets, including when it’s important to tell a trusted adult and how to recognize an unsafe secret.
• Letter to the Student: A reassuring letter that can be read before introducing the story, comforting the child and letting them know it’s okay to talk about their feelings.
• Parent Tip Sheet: A helpful guide for parents that offers advice on how to discuss safe and unsafe secrets with their children, along with strategies for fostering open communication and creating a safe space for sharing.

This resource is perfect for psychologists, counselors, educators, or parents seeking a gentle and effective way to help children understand the difference between safe and unsafe secrets. “Safe Secrets, Unsafe Secrets” provides the tools needed to empower children and support families in creating safe, open spaces for important conversations.