Work With Us

Want to join our mission to centre children in trauma-support resources? We would love to work with you!

Benefits of Rocky Books

Mental Health Professionals Who Work With Children and Families

Having appropriate resources easily available to access at a crucial time in treatment can make the world of a difference to children/families receiving mental health care. 

If you are a family therapist, child therapist, counsellor or any other mental health professional who works with children and families and would like to integrate our books into your sessions and use them as part of your care plan or intervention package, then please reach out to us via our contact form to schedule a call with our founders Nida and Sheena!

Schools and Teachers

Educating children about mental health and how to deal with complicated emotions is just as important as them learning about Science and History! Rocky Books resources can be integrated into learning curriculums by educators. Empower your kids with our expertly crafted stories that guide children through difficult experiences like bullying, domestic abuse, gaslighting, anxiety or PTSD. Our trauma-informed approach and helpful user guide mean our books can be used by anyone safely - that means kids too!

If you’d like us to create a specific series of books for your students, read our “Create Books With Us” section below 

NGOs, Charities & Aid Organisations 

If you are an NGO, charity or platform that offers mental health services to families affected by domestic abuse, conflict, displacement and other forms of trauma, we would love to send you our Rocky Books resource packs. Read our “Create Books With Us” section below to know how we can help you create bespoke resources for your kids.

Create Books With Us For Your Organisation

Does your organisation support children affected by trauma?

We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all philosophy when it comes to resources that address mental health. We know that culture, society, circumstance and other demographics factor into how children experience trauma. Rocky Books believes in radical inclusivity, diversity in representation and cultural sensitivity. 

We are open for commissions! 

If you need trauma support books tailored to the specific needs of the children you work with, schedule a call with our co-founder Nida via our contact form.

Benefits of Creating Books With Us

Culturally sensitive

Tailored to your children’s needs and interests

Age-appropriate from very small children to teens

Made by experts

Join The Rocky Books Team

Are you an illustrator, graphic designer, or translator looking for a meaningful project? Rocky Books is always looking for talented and creative freelancers to create books with us! We hire on a freelance basis so keep an eye out for openings on our Linkedin and Instagram. 

Learn more about our team and how we make Rocky Books on our About Us page.

Join our free online directory of approved therapists today!

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What professionals in the non-profit field say about us

  • Dr Farzana Khan, Head of Programs MyChoices

     "As part of our prevention program, we conduct sessions with children in the school and vulnerable communities, stories are a great way to engage children, we can use these stories while conducting sessions and get them to do some activities so they can help themselves or someone else found in a similar situation. We also provide counselling and legal support to women and families affected by domestic violence, many times couples (specially perpetrators) do not realize how it is harming the children and cycle of abuse is passing to the next generation. We can use these story books as homework to such couples during counselling sessions to educate them about the harm of DV and how they can work on it."

  • Archana Brian, Former Head of Operations MyChoices

     "The magic of Rocky Books lies in its simplicity and impact. I love Rocky Books for its relatable storytelling, impactful content, coupled with actionable coping techniques. It's an easy-to-read gem that one can seamlessly incorporate into their programs for young children in schools and vulnerable communities."