What is it about?

For youth in grades 6 and up, this engaging, single-session online workshop (70 to 90 min) discusses the continuum of mental health and the importance of taking care of our mental health. Topics include: what is mental health, what is self-care for mental health, and the need for boundaries and limits, with special attention to social media and screen time.

Through experiential activities, videos, games and discussions, youth learn ways to take care of their mental health and each participant will create their own personalized “self-care plan” that includes resources available to support in times of crisis or need.

What difference will it make?

This workshop will provide a common understanding about mental health and allow youth to personally identify what influences and supports their own well-being. Over 80% of youth participants consistently indicate they learned something new and find the presenters to be engaging.

Who are the facilitators?

Trained and supported volunteer facilitators provide this workshop. They speak about mental health and self-care from their lived experience.

Is it available online?

Yes! Workshops tend to be most effective when youth participate on their own personal computers, either from their homes or in a computer lab. This session can be delivered virtually with youth and staff in the same classroom if needed.

Who's it for?

Youth in grades 6 to 12.

Book today!

Request workshops here. Available at no cost. Donations welcome!

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This program is suitable for youth in grades 6-7 as a teacher-/ parent-facilitated learning. 

Cost: Free 

What is it about?

MindFlip is a self-paced  youth-friendly online version of our four core modules of Mindful Tools for Everyday Living program, intended for independent or group learning. MindFlip teaches brain science and skills for mental fitness, including emotional regulation, self-awareness and -compassion, and mindful tools to deal with stress and life challenges. Sessions utilize videos, interactive content, and guided practices.

Topics include:

• • Introduction to MindFlip & how it can support our mental health
  • Brain science that supports mindfulness and practical tools for effective self-regulation
  • Why it’s beneficial to have greater awareness of our thoughts and emotions
  • Learning and practicing compassion for self and others
  • The value of noticing the “good” stuff in our lives, especially in difficult times

What's In It For You?

Interactive content to access at a teacher-pace and review as needed.

Workbook ideas for teachers and parents and student handouts to facilitate student learning included (in the confirmation email).

Both youth and school/program staff report gaining practical skills through our mindfulness programming.

Recommendations of local Youth Resources - included

To request access for the MindFlip, please complete this form.

What is it about?

This engaging, single-session online workshop (70 to 90 min) introduces teens to the continuum of mental health and the importance of taking care of our mental health, similar to our physical health. Topics include what is mental health, what is self-care for mental health, and the need for boundaries and limits, with special attention to social media and screen time.

Through experiential activities, videos, games and discussions, youth learn ways to take care of their mental health and each participant will create their own personalized “self-care plan” that includes resources available to support in times of crisis or need.

What difference will it make?

This workshop will provide a common understanding about mental health and allow youth to personally identify what influences and supports their own well-being. Over 80% of youth participants consistently indicate they learned something new and find the presenters to be engaging.

Who are the facilitators?

Trained and supported volunteer facilitators provide this workshop. They speak about mental health and self-care from their lived experience.

Is it available online?

Yes! Workshops tend to be most effective when youth participate on their own personal computers, either from their homes or in a computer lab. This session can be delivered virtually with youth and staff in the same classroom if needed.

Book today!

Request workshops here. Available at no cost. Donations welcome! 

NOW AVAILABLE!

Cost: Free

What is it about?

MindFlip is a self-paced  youth-friendly online version of our four core modules of Mindful Tools for Everyday Living program, intended for independent or group learning. MindFlip teaches brain science and skills for mental fitness, including emotional regulation, self-awareness and -compassion, and mindful tools to deal with stress and life challenges. Sessions utilize videos, interactive content, and guided practices.

Topics include:

• • Introduction to MindFlip & how it can support our mental health
  • Brain science that supports mindfulness and practical tools for effective self-regulation
  • Why it’s beneficial to have greater awareness of our thoughts and emotions
  • Learning and practicing compassion for self and others
  • The value of noticing the “good” stuff in our lives, especially in difficult times

What's In It For You?

This program is available free of charge, and can be requested by school staff, parents or youth.

Suitable for both in group - and independent learning.

Interactive content to access at a self-pace and review as needed.

Workbook ideas for teachers and parents as well as student handouts to facilitate student learning are available (included in the confirmation email).

Both youth and school/program staff report gaining practical skills through our mindfulness-based programming.

Recommendations of local Youth Resources - included

To request access for the MindFlip , please complete this form.

What is it about?

We offer youth-oriented training that provides teens with practical skills to help support their peers and build connections to resources for further support. For youth, training programs available are Skillfully Responding to Distress (half-day online), Start (60-90 min online), safeTALK (half-day in person).

What difference will it make?

Research shows that youth are more likely to confide in their peers when experiencing thoughts of suicide than they are to approach an adult. Our engaging and practical training programs help teens feel prepared for these conversations and gain skills to respond effectively and with confidence. Learn more about Skillfully Responding to Distress, Start, and safeTALK.

Who are the facilitators and trainers?

Our trainers are certified trainers and are passionate, skilled who have a strong ability to tailor to youth groups.

Book today!

If you are interested in booking a training for a youth group, please contact us here.