A comprehensive intervention focused on helping a 6th-grade student manage verbal aggression by identifying emotional triggers and utilizing cooling-down strategies.

A supportive lesson designed for teenage girls to reframe anger as a protective signal and develop emotional resilience, boundaries, and self-worth.

A high-energy guide to the Stages of Change model tailored for young athletes, using boxing metaphors to teach goal setting, habit formation, and mental toughness.

Targets responsible decision-making and self-management by introducing a 'Stop-Think-Act' framework for following directions and staying in seat.

Addresses relationship skills and restorative practices by exploring the impact of name-calling and arguing on others, and teaching how to 'repair the bridge' through amends.

Focuses on self-awareness and self-management by helping the student identify physical 'radar' signals in their body before behaviors escalate to property destruction or furniture throwing.

Resources for parents of rising 9th graders focusing on the social and emotional aspects of the high school transition.

A collection of resources designed to inspire and equip teachers with fresh instructional strategies for their classrooms, ready to be featured in a professional newsletter.

A comprehensive workshop for high schoolers on identifying and communicating personal boundaries. Includes role-playing scenarios and reflection tools to build assertive communication skills.

A comprehensive lesson designed for adult women to manage compulsive spending by addressing executive function challenges like impulsivity and distractibility. This lesson provides practical strategies to bridge the gap between intention and action.

A 30-minute lesson where 3rd graders become 'Behavior Detectives' to identify expected and unexpected school behaviors. Students will learn the social impact of their actions through a visual presentation and a hands-on cut-and-paste sorting activity.

A Social-Emotional Learning lesson for 3rd graders focusing on identifying and understanding expected versus unexpected behaviors in various school settings. Students act as 'Social Detectives' to analyze how their choices affect the feelings and reactions of those around them.