A two-day intensive training for staff working in gender and trauma sectors, focusing on organizational sustainability, psychological safety, and emotional resilience.

A series of lessons designed to develop social-emotional health, focusing on interpersonal kindness and personal coping strategies for elementary students.

A therapeutic curriculum for middle-grade students focused on self-regulation, decision-making, and personal accountability through a witty nautical exploration theme.

A comprehensive toolkit designed for a 6th-grade student to navigate emotional dysregulation. This sequence focuses on identifying internal triggers, building a personalized strategy toolkit, and establishing a clear safety protocol for crisis moments, providing stability in both school and home environments.

A 6-week small group curriculum designed for middle school students to navigate the complexities of grief, identify healthy coping mechanisms, and build long-term emotional resilience through a nautical navigation theme.

A specialized workshop sequence designed for high school parents to help them navigate the emotional complexities of their children's post-secondary transitions. The sequence focuses on moving from a 'pressure-based' approach to a 'support-based' framework using nautical metaphors.

A series of activities focused on building a respectful classroom community through understanding personal boundaries, communication, and shared expectations.

A sequence focused on executive functioning and study skills, helping students manage cognitive load and optimize their daily routines for academic success.

A lesson sequence focused on the growth mindset concept of neuroplasticity, using the analogy of the brain as a muscle that grows stronger through challenge and effort.

A mental health awareness sequence for middle school students focusing on the importance of early treatment, normalization of seeking help, and building a personal wellness toolkit.

A series of lessons focused on digital wellness and mental health for upper elementary and middle school students.