Guides students in synthesizing their research, budgeting, study tactics, and campus connection goals into a comprehensive, actionable college transition plan.

Explores campus ecosystems, commuter vs. residential lifestyles, getting involved in student organizations, finding support services, and building professional connections.

Teaches semester scheduling, weekly planning templates, and the crucial distinction between high school and college time structures.

Equips students with active learning, syllabus dissection, effective note-taking, and active study habits tailored for college-level courses.

Dives into college costs, demystifying the real price of attendance, comparing tuition across Utah's institutions, and introducing key scholarship programs like the Utah Opportunity Scholarship and FAFSA.

Introduces students to Utah's diverse higher education landscape, including research, regional, two-year, technical, and private universities, highlighting their unique missions and environments.

A comprehensive lesson plan, facilitator guide, and presentation kit for school counselors to support parents in managing stress, establishing healthy boundaries, and implementing practical coping strategies during the college application process.

An extensive, high-impact 120-minute comprehensive preparation lesson designed to equip new hires with the logistical, behavioral, and emotional readiness for their new job. Includes interactive role-plays, commute planning, communications templates, and a complete personalized checklist build.

A structured feedback and evaluation lesson for clinical counseling supervisors to facilitate deep reflection, clinical growth, and relationship safety assessments at the conclusion of a supervisory year.

A specialized training lesson for administrators leading summer learning programs. It equips leaders to build immediate psychological safety and trauma-informed environments for both temporary staff and students during short-term, high-pacing summer sessions.

A reflective lesson designed to introduce students or individuals to stress management, anxiety reduction, and work-life balance through the practice of structured affirmations and mindful self-reflection.

A counselor-led guide and interactive reflection workbook for 16-year-olds working to rebuild trust with parents or guardians. The lesson covers the mechanics of trust, realistic scenario analysis around curfew, academic honesty, and privileges, and provides an actionable path forward.

A foundational lesson introducing students to workplace evaluations, soft skills, and constructive feedback. Students learn how to interpret rubrics and use performance feedback as a tool for career advancement.

A comprehensive lesson on workplace prioritization and task management across food service, office, and janitorial roles. Students learn to distinguish between urgent and important tasks using real-world scenarios.

A cognitive-behavioral lesson designed to help individuals identify fearful self-talk, expose underlying cognitive distortions, and construct healthy, reality-based alternative narratives. This lesson guides learners through actionable reframing protocols for social anxiety, perfectionism, and worst-case scenarios.

A therapeutic lesson designed for telehealth sessions to guide young adults in managing social anxiety. It teaches emotion labeling, grounding, deep breathing, cognitive reframing, and structured role-play.

A final project lesson where students design a phone screen-saver vision board using authentic, non-stock photography to document their growth across eight dimensions of wellness. Includes introduction slides, planning worksheets, brainstorming organizers, and evaluation rubrics.

A comprehensive, 9-month professional development series designed to help middle school educators understand the neuroscience of burnout, build resilience, foster peer support, and cultivate practical self-care micro-habits.

A comprehensive pre- and post-test system designed to assess elementary school teachers' knowledge, confidence, and reflective practices regarding social-emotional learning (SEL) during short-term summer school programs. These tools measure growth in key areas like de-escalation, relationship-building, self-care, and academic integration.

Weeks 7-9 of the self-care PD series, focusing on building long-term endurance, celebrating wins, and designing sustainable teacher lifestyles.

Weeks 4-6 of the self-care PD series, focusing on building a collaborative peer-support network, cultivating gratitude, and leveraging shared teacher wisdom.

Weeks 1-3 of the self-care PD series, focusing on individual foundation-building, establishing sustainable professional boundaries, and re-anchoring in professional purpose.

Weeks 7-9 of the mini-PD series. This module covers crisis response coordination, aligning classroom tiers with individualized support plans, and joint counselor-teacher team reflection and self-care.

Weeks 4-6 of the mini-PD series. This module covers introducing self-regulation kits, co-facilitating physical and cognitive grounding strategies with counselors, and teaching students to scale their emotional state.

Weeks 1-3 of the mini-PD series. This module covers trauma-informed foundations, middle school neurobiology (upstairs vs. downstairs brain), establishing environmental predictability, and introducing counselor partnerships.

A secular lesson on spiritual well-being, focusing on seven domains of meaning, connection, and inner strength. It adapts the 'food plate' concept into an 'inner balance plate' suitable for clients of all backgrounds.

A practical, direct program for fathers to build empathy, reduce conflict defensiveness, and see home interactions through their child's perspective. It includes a workbook, facilitator guide, and take-home tools.

Administrative materials and briefing resources to coordinate Richardson ISD's Summer Melt prevention campaign.

A comprehensive guidance lesson based on the book 'Mrs. Joyce Gives the Best High Fives,' designed to teach students the role of the school counselor and how to seek support. Aligning with ASCA and Texas counseling standards, this lesson helps students identify their school counselor as a trusted adult and understand the various ways they can access help.

A comprehensive financial literacy lesson introducing adult learners at a 5th-grade reading level to employee benefits, their forms, and how they add total value beyond a basic salary. It includes an interactive slide deck with built-in activities, an answer key, and a teacher guide.

An interactive, highly visual vocational math lesson designed for adults with IDD to practice tracking hours worked, calculating total hours, and double-checking pay stubs for accuracy.

An interactive, beginner-friendly life skills lesson built around the big debate: Are coupons a fading fad of the past or the digital future? Students practice functional literacy, mobile app navigation, and real-world consumer math.

A warm, celebratory parent support group session focused on reflecting on school year successes, planning screen-free summer adventures, and setting growth goals.

A 120-minute, comprehensive job-readiness lesson focused on personality-based career matching, confidence-building, and self-advocacy. Designed specifically for smart, capable learners who need a boost in confidence, self-awareness of strengths, and practical strategies for setting workplace boundaries and asking for help.

A professional development lesson focused on empowering school or corporate staff with internal emotional regulation tools to navigate tense, high-stakes, or difficult conversations calmly and constructively.

A structured lesson focusing on communication maturity, exploring why adults or older teens might use a childish/toddler voice, the negative impacts on credibility, and concrete strategies to adopt a confident, adult speaking voice for effective self-advocacy.

A dynamic lesson designed to help participants understand the impact of gossip, how rumors spread, and how to build healthy, respectful communication habits using visual scenarios and discussion prompts.

An interactive, high-stakes trivia and scenario game where students navigate subsidized vs. unsubsidized loans, mock budgeting, and hidden college costs in a 40-minute team competition.

A lesson designed to facilitate quick, dynamic staff pairing and mixing during professional development sessions, utilizing a 32-card XOR matrix across four categories.

A 120-minute, step-by-step training lesson designed to help learners with social anxiety identify their professional skills, build interactive communication confidence, and master critical task-oriented and interview conversations. Includes comprehensive facilitator scripts, structured activities, and coping mechanisms.

A comprehensive culinary baking final exam package containing a reusable question booklet, a single-page student response sheet, an accommodated exam booklet with larger text and simplified options, and a master grading key.

A high-impact social-emotional intervention lesson designed for mentors, counselors, or educators working with older youth. The lesson focuses on deconstructing a negative school reputation, shifting to an internal locus of control, and aligning daily school actions with exciting personal future goals outside of school.