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About Becky Overeem

Hi everyone! I’m Bex (Becky Overeem), and these are my books.

Both Is my Worry Worth Worrying About? and my latest release, Are My Thoughts Worth Listening to?, come straight from my heart. They are designed to help children and adults thrive and find their best selves, even when times are tough. Alongside the books, you will also find a wealth of supportive materials in our Wellbeing Teacher Resources section.
 

I am based in beautiful Whangārei, New Zealand. Since graduating from teachers' college in 2000, I’ve had the privilege of teaching every year level from Year 0 to 8, and I am also a qualified school chaplain. I have now dedicated my future to growing Bex Teaching Resources and writing books that truly make a positive difference in lives.

​Is My Worry Worth Worring About? Book - Becky Overeem
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Do you ever have thoughts like this? I do. I used to be able to ignore them but not lately.
What can I do?
I’ll create a negative thought character that I can talk back to. If you have lots of negative thoughts like me, this story can help you take control and stop listening to them.
We got this!

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Are My Thoughts Worth Listening to?

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Perfect for children aged 5–9, this engaging picture book helps young readers recognise and challenge negative self-talk in a way that is simple, practical, and empowering.

When overwhelming thoughts take hold, a young child discovers a clever strategy: turning those thoughts into a character they can question, challenge, and talk back to. As confidence grows, the thoughts begin to lose their power.

With Becky Overeem’s warm, reassuring voice and Sarah Trolle’s vibrant illustrations, this is a standout resource for homes, classrooms, and counselling settings.

An essential addition for anyone supporting children to build confidence, resilience, and a healthier relationship with their inner voice.

ISBN 978-1-991436-07-8

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Is My Worry Worth Worring About? By Becky Overeem

I worry. I always have. Recently, nothing is helping me stop worrying. I can't concentrate. My tummy feels like there are lions fighting in it. My head feels like it is full of loud, buzzing bees. My heart beats fast. My hands get sweaty. What can I do?

I'll start by asking, is this worry worth worrying about?

If you have lots of worries like me, the questions and steps in this story can help you work through your worries too. We got this!

This story is about a young person who is feeling overwhelmed by a growing number of worries, both big and small. This young person goes through some steps to sort out their worries and the feelings that are attached to them. Depending on the age of your child, these are steps that you can sit and do with your own child or they can do by themselves.

ISBN: 978-1-0670207-8-1

Is My Worry Worth Worrying About?

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