A supportive lesson designed to help a vulnerable adult brainstorm and plan a meaningful, low-cost birthday celebration focused on food, activities, and simple joys.

A comprehensive lesson on banking basics, debit vs. credit, and fraud prevention, designed to equip young adults with the knowledge to manage money safely and avoid common financial pitfalls.

A comprehensive workshop designed for young adults to bridge the gap between biological age and psychological adulthood through ownership, values, and habit formation.

This lesson focuses on the foundational concepts of adulthood, personal values, and the relationship between choices and consequences, designed for youth ages 16-21.

A deep dive into the basics of money management, tracking income and expenses, and building a starter budget. This session focuses on transitioning from reactive spending to proactive planning.

A comprehensive exploration of self-identity, personal values, and the transition into adult responsibilities for young adults aged 16-21. Students will define their core values and map out how those values influence their real-world choices and accountabilities.

A lesson designed for preschoolers to understand that friends have the right to make their own choices about what to play with and who to play with. This lesson uses social narratives and visual supports to build empathy and social flexibility.

A 30-minute counseling lesson for kindergarteners focused on whole-body listening and mastering two-step directions through movement and art.

A comprehensive social-emotional learning lesson focused on Snyder's Hope Theory, resilience, and goal-setting for 3rd-grade students. Includes an introductory presentation, a student assessment document, and a teacher facilitation guide.

A 35-minute academic reflection and self-advocacy workshop for 9th-grade English learners to finish their second semester strongly. Includes bilingual vocabulary support, stress management techniques, and teacher communication scripts.