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

A 6-week small group curriculum for middle schoolers designed to build school readiness through organization, time management, study strategies, and stress management. The 'Level Up' theme uses a quest-based narrative to engage students in mastering academic skills.

A comprehensive 8-lesson sequence for middle school students to master focus by distinguishing between and managing internal and external distractions. Each 20-minute session provides interactive instruction and practical activities.

An intensive, Tier 3 individual intervention program designed to help students master self-regulation and problem-solving through a 'Calm Construction' theme. The sequence provides structured, visual tools for identifying anger triggers, implementing cooling strategies, and applying logical problem-solving frameworks.

A 9-week Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) unit based on 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulsen. Students explore themes of identity, resilience, and problem-solving through the lens of Brian's survival journey.

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.

An advanced five-part professional development series for 11th graders focusing on the psychology of conflict, high-stakes communication, and strategic diplomacy. Students prepare for adult environments by mastering emotional intelligence, interest-based negotiation, and professional digital protocols.

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 sequence focused on developing interpersonal communication skills, conflict resolution strategies, and healthy relationship boundaries for middle school students.