The Blog

New Learning Activities for the Classroom

Our eight videos and lesson plans introduce kids to a lot of new vocabulary words! From neurotransmitters to endocannabinoids, learning new words and definitions may take a little time and practice. And what better way to practice than with some fun word games?  We are excited to launch two new...

Read More

April Is Alcohol Responsibility Month

April is Alcohol Responsibility Month, which is the perfect time talk with your kids about saying “NO” to underage drinking. In the past year, there may have been more on your mind than having these conversations. And that is fine! We know that it takes a village to help kids...

Read More

School Counselors are ALL IN!

Each year, the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) recognizes National School Counseling Week to celebrate the unique and important work of school counselors across the country. Not only do school counselors support students in achieving academic and career success, but they play a critical role in helping students stay safe and healthy.

Read More

New Conversations for a New Year

What was that?  2020 was a rollercoaster ride for everyone. Now that we have entered 2021, you may be asking yourself, now what? The pandemic, the challenges of social distancing, virtual learning, and the absence of a pre-pandemic routine did not magically end at midnight on January 1st. Nonetheless, it...

Read More

Creating Moments of Mindfulness

The holidays are not the same this year, but celebrating and relaxing at home, and starting new traditions, is a reset that we all need. We have all had to show resilience in a time of uncertainty this year. We have had to adapt to changing circumstances, and model responsibility...

Read More

Conversations for Red Ribbon Week

It’s Red Ribbon Week – a time dedicated to encouraging kids to make healthy choices and stay alcohol- and substance-free. We are thrilled to have brand-new resources to support educators and parents this year as they focus on having conversations with their kids about risky behaviors. We have always been...

Read More

Share This Page: