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Why Children Need Scary Stories to Build Resilience | Dr. Randolph Schiffer
Can a scary story actually help a child become braver? I'm joined by Dr. Randolph B Schiffer, a retired neurologist and psychiatrist who made the fascinating shift into writing children's fiction. We talk about his book, Bedtime Stories That Will Terrify Children, and look at how stepping into safe, controlled fear can actually equip young minds for the real world. We cover: • His transition from a medical career in neurology and psychiatry into storytelling. • Why modern culture often struggles to teach kids genuine resilience and personal responsibility. • How measured, thoughtful fear in stories helps children learn how to process difficult emotions and be brave. • The deeper purpose behind sharing stories and building meaningful connections with the next generation. Find out more about his work at https://randolphbschiffer.com/





