K-12 Virtual Curriculum for Student Wellness
Our virtual whole child wellness program integrates DBT and Polyvagal approaches, nurtures social-emotional growth, enhances academic achievement, and fosters lifelong learning.
Igniting a Love for Learning That Lasts
Support your students with 180 ready-to-implement asynchronous lessons delivered seamlessly through our app (web, android, apple compatible).
Prepared for implementation on a school-wide scale and/or as an intervention model tailored for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs).
Micro Learning for Maximum Impact
Image and Video Delivery
Short Lessons w/ Opportunity to Extend
Skills-Based to Foster Independence
Culturally Responsive to Ensure Equity
Diverse Instructors for Diverse Students
Intervention or Whole School
Evidence-Based and Backed in Research
Empowering youth to own their learning through neuroscience-based social and emotional education.
Curriculum
CASEL Aligned Well-being Solutions
Our engaging activities;
- encourage critical thinking
- promote self-directed learning
- inspire independence
- support positive behavior
By delving into the “why” behind human behavior, participants gain valuable insights into their own emotions and actions. Rooted in evidence-backed approaches via DBT and polyvagal somatic experiencing, our curriculum is thoughtfully designed by diverse educators for maximum impact.
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Age Appropriate Dashboard
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Easy Lesson Navigation
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Interactive Content
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Progress Monitoring
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Mobile Access
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Accessiblity
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Teacher Lesson Plans
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Monitor Student Progress
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Message With Students
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Teacher Wellness Resources
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Mobile Access
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Monitor Alerts
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Progress by Class
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Access Participation Data
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Monitor Engagement
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Security and Privacy Control
Evidence Based Practices
Students need a system of mental health supports in educational settings. The research outlined in this report discusses the state of youth mental health and ways in which polygaval and somatic teachings can support student mental health.
Google