We Build Sustainable Cultures of Wellness
For EducatorsFor StudentsFor OrganizationsFor Communities
In-person sessions, asynchronous content, and a 36-week student curriculum supporting learners of all ages.
We teach the why first - because it changes everything
Most wellness programs hand people tools and hope they use them. We’ve found through years of research and work in schools, organizations, and communities that until people understand why their nervous system responds the way it does, the practices don’t stick. The science has to come before the skills.
TNP starts with the why — the neuroscience behind stress, emotion, and behavior — and then builds the toolkit from there. When people understand what’s happening in their bodies and brains, they don’t just follow instructions. They take ownership.
From that foundation, we build programs that are custom to every context — schools, companies, and nonprofits each get something designed for their people, their culture, and their goals. Not a workshop dropped into a calendar. A system built for real, sustainable change.
This is what sets us apart:
- We lead with science, not buzzwords
- We build for sustainability, not one-time impact
- Every program is designed for the specific community it serves
- We don’t do wellness theater — we build cultures that actually feel different
Testimonials
Meet
Our
Team
Danielle Brunson, Ed.S, MAED
Renelyn Thomas, MBA
Enrico Brunson
Daniela de la Piedra, JD, MPA, CPC, ELI-MP
Dana L. Collins, Ph.D
Trinity Wilbourn
Dr. Nicole Mareno, PhD, RN
Brianna Whitfield
Alan Delery
Hara Falconer
Auria Sanders, CYT
Ian Elmore-Moore
Kimberly Contreras
The
TNP
Foundation
Our mission doesn’t stop at the door. 10% of every TNP Wellness dollar goes directly to the TNP Foundation—a nonprofit dedicated to making wellness accessible for everyone, not just those who can pay for it.
The Foundation funds:
- Free yoga programs in Atlanta-area schools
- Scholarships for community leaders to get trained and certified
- Advocacy for wellness equity in under-resourced schools and communities