A highly visual 4-day sequence on career planning and SMART goal setting designed for adapted high school classes. Students learn short- and long-term planning, construct SMART goals, and assemble a cut-and-paste vision board.

A two-session therapeutic school counseling curriculum designed to support students transitioning to summer break. Students celebrate their growth, build a summer coping toolkit, and bridge their return to school in the fall.

A high-intensity, 2-hour self-paced unit for high school seniors covering the essential North Carolina Economics and Personal Finance (EPF) standards. This sequence compresses complex economic theories and financial management strategies into actionable, mastery-focused modules.

A comprehensive, fast-paced financial literacy unit designed to cover the North Carolina EPF standards in a 2-hour self-paced format. The unit focuses on the core principles of economics, personal income, credit management, and consumer protection through high-impact visual summaries and practical activities.

A comprehensive high school unit covering the fundamentals of personal finance, including earning income, budgeting, saving, investing, credit management, and wealth protection. Students develop practical skills to navigate the modern economic landscape.

A three-day orientation sequence designed to build classroom community through team challenges, interdisciplinary puzzles, and reflective goal-setting with an 'Expedition Basecamp' theme.

A 4-week counseling sequence designed for students with autism to navigate the transition to high school, manage sensory challenges (like balloons and loud noises), and master social cues for major milestones like Prom and Graduation.

A comprehensive suite of evidence-based mental health interventions and resources for school clinicians, covering grief, depression, anxiety, conduct disorders, and crisis prevention for K-12 students.

A 35-minute Bible lesson for high school students focused on the biblical virtue of self-control as a Fruit of the Spirit, using the metaphor of a city's walls.