An 8-week Tier 2 group intervention focused on Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for students, providing tools to recognize, understand, and respond to mental health challenges in themselves and others.

A 3-session small group series designed for first-generation high school juniors, focusing on self-discovery, career alignment, and financial literacy to navigate the path to college.

A week-long unit for high school students with special needs focused on mastering the 'theatre' of conversation. Students will learn the mechanics of back-and-forth exchanges, how to balance talking time like a shared stage, and how to use 'social detective' skills to talk about others' interests.

A targeted intervention sequence designed to help students manage ACT test anxiety and set realistic goals the day before the exam. This sequence focuses on psychological preparation, logistics, and building confidence.

A comprehensive professional development series designed to equip individuals with essential workplace teamwork skills, including role definition, communication, feedback loops, and conflict management.

A 5-day mental health curriculum for high schoolers covering anxiety, depression, the transition after graduation, and building a sustainable safety net.

A 4-week socio-emotional learning sequence using professional wrestling as a metaphor for state exam preparation, focusing on motivation, resilience, and brotherhood.

A comprehensive 16-week DBT program adapted for children with high-functioning autism, using shipwrecks and plane crashes as high-interest metaphors for emotional regulation, mindfulness, and distress tolerance. Each week includes a counselor guide, parent guide, and client worksheet themed around historical salvage and survival missions.

A comprehensive curriculum designed to teach students the essential skills of conflict resolution, de-escalation, and empathetic communication through hands-on tasks and self-reflection.

A comprehensive two-year curriculum for 11th and 12th-grade students in an alternative education program, focusing on real-world application, credit recovery, and holistic development through once-weekly intensive sessions.

A comprehensive 5-week restorative intervention (3 sessions per week) for high school students struggling with chronic tardiness. The sequence progresses from root cause discovery and routine design to building resilient habits, navigating social/school barriers, and long-term sustainability.

A comprehensive 90-minute course for young adults on navigating transportation options, understanding the financial realities of car ownership, and building a reliable mobility plan for independence.

An introductory sequence for young adults transitioning to independence, covering the essentials of safe cooking, kitchen management, and basic meal planning. This program builds confidence in beginners by demystifying food preparation and safety protocols.

An in-depth personal finance unit for young adults (ages 16-21) covering the mechanics of bank accounts, the differences between debit and credit, the impact of interest and credit scores, and practical strategies for identifying and avoiding financial scams.

A comprehensive financial literacy series designed for young adults (16-21) to navigate the transition to financial independence with confidence and practical skills.

A 4-session small-group counseling program for high school students to process grief, loss, and major life transitions before the summer break. The program focuses on evidence-based grief-informed practices, coping strategies, and transition planning.

A 3-session small-group counseling sequence designed for high school students at-risk for substance use. It focuses on motivational interviewing, Massachusetts-specific data, and practical decision-making frameworks for navigating unsupervised summer social contexts.