NEW Modules on ways to incorporate Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) when using our programs.
We recently undertook a review of all of our Kids Have Stress Too! and Stress Lessons program guides and training in partnership with the Mosaic Institute and psychologists, to ensure our resources remain inclusive and reflective of the diverse experiences of the children and youth we are supporting. We are pleased to offer these supplementary modules with each of our Program Guidebooks to help you implement our stress management programs from an EDI lens.
The material helps students understand the brain and physiological responses to stressors, and also helps them understand their own triggers and how to begin the process of calming during stressful times.
Elementary School Teacher
STRESS BUSTERS AFTER-SCHOOL AND CLASSROOM PROGRAM
Stress Busters is an 8-week interactive program led by a Strong Minds Strong Kids facilitator, designed for kids to learn psychology-based stress management techniques and practice these strategies in a safe space. Participants practice their learnings among supportive peers, forming connections and strengthening their coping strategies. Get your students to join us online after-school, or bring Strong Minds Strong Kids directly into your classroom!
KIDS HAVE STRESS TOO! PRESCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN AND PARENT PROGRAM
Provides a comprehensive introduction to key aspects of early childhood and brain development, as well as the crucial role caregivers and educators play in helping children learn effective stress-management strategies. Designed to meet the needs of early childhood educators and kindergarten teachers.
KIDS HAVE STRESS TOO! TOOLS AND ACTIVITIES FOR CLASSROOMS GRADES 1 TO 3
Provides educators with strategies to help create an emotionally-healthy environment in their classroom by promoting self-regulation and effective stress-management skills and strategies.
KIDS HAVE STRESS TOO! TOOLS AND ACTIVITIES FOR CLASSROOMS FOR GRADES 4 TO 6
Provides educators with practical, developmentally appropriate, engaging activities for students aged 9 to 12. This is a resource designed to help you teach children how to manage stress today, and for the rest of their lives.
