A structured reflection lesson designed to help students analyze their performance over the past six weeks, identify growth areas, and set actionable goals for the next cycle.

A comprehensive 6-week reflection unit for AVID students to evaluate their academic progress across 8 classes using growth mindset principles and the WICOR framework.

A 50-minute lesson designed for teens experiencing homelessness, focusing on reducing decision fatigue through strategic meal planning with limited heating sources. The lesson includes neurodiverse supports for low-choice and repetition-friendly routines.

Explores techniques for identifying, de-escalating, and resolving workplace conflicts to maintain a productive and positive team environment.

Covers strategies for clear workplace communication and the art of giving and receiving constructive feedback with a growth mindset.

Focuses on understanding how different roles contribute to team success and the importance of following and giving clear instructions in a professional setting.

Consolidating resources and creating a concrete, personalized safety plan for life after graduation.

An interactive workshop day where students map out personal hurdles and the resources needed to clear them.

Specifically addressing the psychological challenges of leaving high school and the loss of routine.

An exploration of depression symptoms, breaking stigma, and how to support friends in crisis.

A comprehensive lesson on mental health awareness focusing on anxiety, depression, and the transition from high school, featuring a guided presentation and self-reflection activities.

A comprehensive lesson for high school seniors focused on identifying, mapping, and cultivating social capital as they transition to new post-secondary environments. Students will perform a networking audit and practice cold outreach techniques to build their professional and personal support systems.

A transition-focused lesson for high school seniors to help them identify, audit, and build a new network of mentors and peers in their upcoming post-secondary environments.

An advanced conflict resolution lesson for 12th graders preparing for shared living. Students will explore the psychology of interpersonal friction, practice effective communication through I-statements, and draft a comprehensive Roommate Constitution.

A high school lesson designed to help 12th graders analyze college financial aid award letters, calculate out-of-pocket costs, and compare offers across different institutions.

A sophisticated workshop for graduate students and clinical staff focused on navigating complex ethical dilemmas during the high-stress end-of-year school transition using a maritime-themed framework.

A comprehensive lesson on identity theft designed for high school special education students, focusing on recognizing red flags and protecting personal information through practical scenarios and visual aids.

A comprehensive summative assessment and reference guide for graduating seniors, covering essential financial, career, and interpersonal skills needed for independent adulthood.

A fast-paced, high-impact 25-minute lesson focusing on the pillars of accountability: owning mistakes, supporting peers, and setting concrete academic goals. Students take on the role of 'Accountability Architects' to build a stronger classroom culture.

A 25-minute lesson on overcoming the 'Spotlight Effect' and reducing self-consciousness across social, physical, and performance-based situations. Students explore why we feel watched and practice 'flipping the script' through scenario-based role-play.

A 30-minute Social Emotional Learning lesson for high school life skills students focusing on understanding personal boundaries, personal space, and identifying appropriate versus inappropriate physical contact using a 'Boundary Blueprint' framework.

A high-school level lesson focused on navigating the complexities of friendships through the lens of social cues and healthy boundaries. Students analyze social 'blueprints' to build stronger, more empathetic connections.

Comprehensive review and graduation from the Survival and Salvage DBT program.

Committing to a new path (Turning the Mind) using the decision to pivot from salvage to survival.

Accepting reality without judgment (Radical Acceptance) using Shackleton's Endurance survival story.

Using distraction and ACCÈS skills to manage distress, using the radar jamming metaphors of the Flight 19 mystery.

Developing self-soothing techniques (Self-Soothe) using the survival of Aloha Flight 243 after losing its roof.

Using the TIPP skill for high-intensity distress, using the deep-sea pressure metaphors of the USS Thresher.

Reducing emotional vulnerability (ABC PLEASE) using the maintenance checklists of the Concorde fleet.

Practicing Opposite Action for intense emotions using the survival story of the USS Indianapolis.

Distinguishing between facts and emotions (Check the Facts) using the investigation of the Roswell 'crash' and other weather balloon incidents.

Focusing on the GIVE and FAST skills for maintaining relationships and self-respect, using the black box recovery of Air France 447 as a metaphor for retrieving valuable connection data.

Mastering the DEAR MAN skill for effective requests and boundary setting, using the SOS signals of the RMS Republic as a metaphor for clear communication.

A comprehensive intervention program for students focused on marijuana cessation, brain health, and healthy decision-making.

Using the STOP skill to prevent 'emotional icebergs' from sinking the day.

Distinguishing facts from interpretations (Describe skill) using the archaeological evidence of the Mary Rose shipwreck.

Focusing on 'One-Mindfully' using the intense focus required during the Miracle on the Hudson (Flight 1549) landing.

Understanding Wise Mind through the lens of the Hindenburg disaster, balancing the 'Logical Cockpit' with the 'Emotional Engine.'

Introduction to mindfulness and the "Observe" skill using the sonar search for the Titanic as a metaphor for noticing internal and external experiences without judgment.

A suite of professional school counseling forms for managing student referrals, tracking progress, and providing feedback to teachers and families.

A psychoeducation lesson designed for teens focusing on the CBT model of anxiety, the stress cycle, and practical grounding techniques with a Y2K aesthetic.

A comprehensive goal-setting workshop for high school students to navigate the stressful spring season by identifying roadblocks and creating mental health 'detours.'

A social-emotional learning lesson exploring themes from the movie Elemental, focusing on the tension between family duty and personal passion, as well as strategies for managing anger and building empathy.

An interactive game-show style lesson covering emotional intelligence, self-regulation strategies, personal accountability, and the 4-part apology method. Students compete in teams to identify 'top answers' for common social-emotional scenarios.