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This lesson is designed to equip parents with the knowledge and tools to support their adult children who are experiencing military PTSD. It will cover understanding PTSD, effective communication strategies, and resources for additional support. This session is crucial for fostering a supportive environment and empowering parents to be proactive in their child's mental health journey.
heather Diehl
Instructor
This lesson aims to provide emotional support and coping strategies for students experiencing family breakups. Through restorative practices and collaborative activities, students will learn to express their feelings, understand their emotions, and support each other. This lesson is important as it helps students build resilience and empathy, fostering a supportive classroom environment.
Jacqueline Lynch
Counselor
A small-group workshop guiding 5th-grade parents through local mental health services and collaboration with schools. Builds strong home–school partnerships and community trust in just one 60-minute session.
Rachel Pizzo
Psychologist
This resource helps 9th-grade special education students identify and utilize their support network, including family, teachers, and community members. Building and leveraging a strong support system is a key component of successful self-advocacy and transition. This lesson is for a 9th Grade Group and is designed for 40 minutes across one session.
Jameka
Instructor
This lesson builds on foundational advocacy skills, empowering Kenneth to navigate complex family dynamics with greater finesse. It focuses on advanced strategies for managing controlling sibling behaviors, resolving conflicts, and maintaining personal boundaries within the home environment.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
Focuses on providing support strategies for students facing behavioral challenges in a high school setting. This resource equips educators with the tools to create positive behavioral change through evidence-based practices.
davisd
Special Education Teacher
A 6-session curriculum designed to support grandparents raising grandchildren. Participants will build community, learn child development, parenting strategies, legal and financial basics, self-care techniques, and connect with resources. This program empowers grandparents to thrive in their caregiving journey.
kelsie.bromberg
Counselor
This resource helps families learn and practice effective communication strategies to strengthen their bonds and resolve conflicts constructively. It's crucial for fostering a supportive home environment where everyone feels heard and understood. Audience: 4th Grade Class, Duration: 60 minutes, Sessions: 1.
Anna
Social Worker
This lesson empowers parents and adults to understand and utilize visual supports for children with autism in the home. Participants will learn to define visual supports and recognize their significant impact on communication and daily routines. This single session is designed for parents and adults and will take approximately 30 minutes.
lbullock
Psychologist
This 40-minute Tier 1 lesson for 10th graders explores personal support networks through engaging mapping and reflection activities. Students will learn why relationships matter, how to identify key supporters, and practice gratitude—all boosting their social awareness and emotional skills.
Karl jungert
Special Education Teacher
This lesson helps 2nd graders visualize and appreciate the network of support they have and can offer to each other. It's crucial for fostering a sense of community and interdependence within the group. This is a single 15-minute session for a 2nd-grade group.
Londan Booth
Social Worker
This 30-minute, single-session lesson for a 7th-grade individual student focuses on identifying trusted adults and understanding how to seek support when needed. It helps students recognize the importance of a support system, particularly during times of family loss and separation, fostering a sense of security and connection.
Victoria Douglas
Behavior Interventionist
This resource encourages students to identify their support network and understand the roles of different adults in their lives. It helps students recognize available resources and build trust with their support system. This lesson is for elementary school students and is designed for a single session of approximately 45-60 minutes.
Maddy Skinner
Special Education Teacher
This resource empowers students to identify and build their own personal support networks, both among peers and adults. Understanding how to leverage these networks is crucial for students' overall well-being and resilience. This lesson is designed for middle school students and will take one 45-minute session.
Staci Lapis
Instructor
This lesson aims to teach high school students how to be supportive friends through active learning strategies. Students will engage in a role-playing activity, watch a short video, and participate in a guided discussion. This lesson is important as it helps students develop empathy, communication skills, and the ability to support peers in need, fostering a more inclusive and caring school environment.
Angela Hamberlin
Counselor
This individual support session helps a 6th grade student understand and cope with the emotional impact of parental divorce, build healthy coping strategies, and foster resilience. In a single 30-minute tier 3 session, the student will explore feelings, identify support systems, and practice self-care techniques.
lthomas
Counselor
An individual Tier 3 support session for a 5th grader with severe social anxiety and dyslexia. This 30-minute intervention combines psychosocial education, therapeutic coping strategies, and dyslexia-friendly reading support to help the student build confidence, reduce anxiety, and catch up academically.
vbissonnette
Counselor
This lesson helps 3rd-grade students identify trusted adults and friends who can offer help and support when needed. It builds awareness of their personal support network and encourages seeking help. Designed for a 20-minute group counseling session.
Jennifer Cattnach
Counselor, Special Education Teacher
In this lesson, students will create visual maps that represent the key people in their lives who support them. This activity helps students identify their support networks and fosters open discussions about healthy relationships. Understanding and recognizing support networks is crucial for students' social-emotional development and well-being.
Ariana Bueno
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist
In this engaging 8-minute warm-up for 1st graders, students will create a “support squad” chart listing family, friends, and community helpers who can offer emotional support. This activity builds awareness of their personal support networks, strengthens social-emotional skills, and helps them recognize resources in their community. Students will feel empowered and connected as they visualize their own safety net.
Stephanie
Counselor
This lesson introduces veteran supporters and caregivers to the concept of mutual aid/support groups. It highlights the importance of these groups in providing emotional and practical support to veterans and their families. Understanding mutual aid groups can empower caregivers to seek and offer support, fostering a sense of community and resilience.
heather Diehl
Instructor
This lesson empowers school leaders to foster stronger family engagement in the IEP process, ensuring students receive comprehensive support. It's a 30-minute session for school leaders.
Amy Pry
District Administrator
In this one-session, 30-minute professional development workshop, staff will explore effective strategies to engage and empower parents in supporting student success. Participants will learn communication techniques, involvement strategies, and resources to strengthen home-school partnerships.
jmoreno
Instructor
This resource guides individual 10th-grade students through self-reflection on their current peer support skills and areas for growth. It empowers them to take ownership of their role in supporting others and seeking support for themselves. This lesson is designed for one 25-minute session.
amanda.borowski
Special Education Teacher
Personalized coaching for 8th grade families to master emotional regulation strategies and positive reinforcement techniques. This Tier 3 (Individual) lesson includes a 30-minute session with targeted activities to empower students and families, fostering healthier communication and emotional awareness.
avolis
Social Worker
In this 90-minute workshop, parents will learn effective strategies for partnering with teachers to support their child’s learning. This interactive session emphasizes open communication, mutual respect, and collaborative goal-setting to strengthen the home-school connection.
Alyssha Walker
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson helps middle school students understand the importance of building positive relationships with adults and how these relationships can support their academic, social, and emotional success. It emphasizes identifying trusted adults and practicing effective communication. Designed for middle school students (grades 6-8) and can be completed in one 45-minute session.
Melissa Teasley
Counselor
In this Tier 3 session, the counselor meets one-on-one with a 9th-grade student’s family to explore community resources and mental health services. Over 25 minutes, families learn to navigate personalized service pathways and create a follow-up plan, empowering them with support networks beyond school.
Christine Blaber
Parent
This lesson plan is designed to equip parents with effective strategies to support their child's behavior management at home, fostering a consistent approach between school and home. By aligning strategies used at school with those at home, parents can create a supportive environment that encourages positive behavior and emotional growth. This lesson is important as it helps build a strong partnership between parents and teachers, ensuring that children receive consistent guidance and support in both settings.
Zachary Eden
Behavior Interventionist
In this 60-minute Tier 2 group session, 7th graders will explore the fundamentals of family therapy for children ages 3–10. Students will learn why family therapy matters, practice supportive communication skills, and engage in role-plays to build empathy and problem-solving strategies. This lesson equips future mentors and sibling volunteers with tools to foster healthy family dynamics.
Maricela
Social Worker
This 12-week intervention is designed for a 4th-grade boy experiencing challenges due to parental divorce, including low motivation, incomplete work, and physical symptoms of sadness. The program aims to boost his motivation and effort, teach emotional regulation, and equip him with strategies to cope with sadness and anxiety in school. Each session is 15 minutes, tailored for individual support.
Suzie Hart
Counselor, Social Worker
In this 3-session individual support series, an 11th grade student with ADHD and conflict struggles will learn skills to build and maintain healthy friendships, manage anger, and express vulnerability. Through engaging games, discussions, activities, and worksheets, these 30-minute sessions will be highly interactive and tailored to her needs.
Emily James
Social Worker, Counselor
This lesson focuses on building family communication and support networks to help overcome feelings of overwhelm. Through interactive activities and discussions, students and their parents will learn strategies to communicate effectively and support each other. This lesson is important as it fosters a supportive home environment, which is crucial for the emotional well-being of students.
Aly Lanzone Wiesner
Counselor
This series of 6 personalized 30-minute lessons helps a 6th-grade student with mental health concerns build healthy friendship skills. Through readings, discussions, and reflective activities, the student will learn to identify positive and unhealthy friendship traits, know when to seek help, and practice safe choices.
Jenna Beebe
Counselor
This 30-minute lesson helps 10th-grade students identify and map their support networks across school, home, and community. Students will also draft and practice a script for asking for help, empowering them to build strong relationships and seek assistance when needed.
JOYCE PURCELL
General Education Teacher
This lesson empowers Secondary 1 & 2 students to become effective peer supporters and allies by understanding key concepts and practicing supportive communication. It's crucial for fostering a positive and inclusive school environment. This lesson is designed for one 60-minute session.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This lesson helps 10th-grade students identify and utilize their personal support networks. Students will map at least five supports across school, home, and community and draft a help-seeking script, including what, when, and how to ask. Key concepts include support networks, help-seeking scripts, trusted adults, and boundaries and consent. This single session will last 30 minutes.
Sony Siddela
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute session empowers parents with practical strategies to support their child's academic and emotional growth at home. It's designed for all parents looking for quick, impactful ways to connect with their children and foster a positive learning environment.
Ayana B.
Counselor
Parent Power-Up is a 30-minute one-on-one coaching session designed for 9th grade students and their parents to boost family engagement through personalized strategies. This Tier 3 support empowers families with actionable insights into student strengths and learning styles, fostering academic success at home.
Carlie Sittig
Counselor, School Administrator
A Tier 3 two-session, 30-minute individual series designed to help 13-year-old males in foster care build resiliency and self-worth through strengths identification, positive affirmations, and reflective practices.
Jeanette Flores Tyler
Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist, Counselor
This lesson helps young students understand the importance of building positive relationships with adults in their support system, such as parents, teachers, and caregivers. Through storytelling, interactive activities, and creative expression, students will learn how to communicate and connect with adults. This lesson is crucial as it lays the foundation for trust and effective communication, which are vital for their development.
Katie Ray
Counselor
This lesson provides parents with crucial information on identifying red flags for suicidal ideation in their children, offers a list of essential resources, and equips them with practical strategies for fostering ongoing, supportive conversations. This is a vital lesson to empower parents to protect their children's mental well-being. This lesson is for parents, lasts 15 minutes, and is designed as a single session.
Daisy Carrera
Social Worker
In this engaging 3rd-grade lesson, students will explore the concept of a support system and identify the people in their lives who 'have their back.' This lesson is crucial for fostering social-emotional awareness and helping students recognize the importance of community and relationships. The session will include a mix of reading, activities, and a fun game to reinforce the concept, all within a 30-minute timeframe.
Katie Ray
Counselor
This lesson is designed to support parents and children in dealing with the emotional and practical challenges of having an incarcerated family member. It aims to provide coping strategies, emotional support, and communication skills to help families navigate this difficult situation. The lesson is tailored for a parent and child to work together in a 90-minute session, focusing on individual needs and fostering a supportive environment.
DANELLE LOCKLEAR
Social Worker
This 2-hour individualized lesson provides an adult male with disabilities practical strategies and tools to maintain and excel in his job independently, fostering self-reliance and career growth.
Ron
Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This resource focuses on helping 3rd-grade students identify ways to connect and build stronger relationships with individual family members. It encourages positive interactions and understanding within the family unit. Designed for a 40-minute individual counseling session.
MO
Counselor
This lesson helps middle school students identify, understand, and manage their emotions in healthy ways. It's crucial for developing emotional intelligence and building resilience. This lesson is designed for one 45-minute session.
Joanna Plata
Counselor, Psychologist, Behavior Interventionist
This 8-week individualized lesson plan supports a 2nd-grade student in developing essential social-emotional skills, including making friends, positive peer interactions, asking for help, and personal hygiene. Each 30-minute weekly session is tailored to a student who has experienced trauma and is new to the school, helping her build confidence and integrate successfully. Intended for one 2nd-grade student, 8 sessions, 30 minutes each.
Avery Takaha
Counselor
In this 90-minute group session, parents will learn practical mindfulness and calming strategies to support their families’ emotional well-being. This session empowers parents with tools they can use at home to create a more peaceful and connected family environment.
Alyssha Walker
Behavior Interventionist
Students explore and map their personal support networks, strengthening help-seeking behaviors and emotional resilience. This Tier 2 group lesson for 4th graders features collaborative discussion and reflection activities in a 30-minute session.
sydnee
Special Education Teacher
In this brief session, students will explore the core elements of supportive relationships and engage in an activity to identify supportive figures in their lives. This lesson is important as it helps students recognize the value of supportive relationships in enhancing their well-being, fostering a sense of belonging, and building resilience.
Rebecca Thompson
General Education Teacher
This 15-minute training for support staff provides practical, individualized behavioral strategies for managing and supporting students like Richard, Asher, and Mikey. It focuses on proactive engagement, clear expectations, and effective de-escalation techniques to foster a positive and productive learning environment.
Kymberli Magallanes
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson introduces 4th-grade students to the concept of family beyond traditional definitions, focusing on single-parent households. Using the video 'Our Class is a Family,' students will explore how a classroom can be a family, emphasizing respect, kindness, and making connections. This lesson is important as it helps students understand diverse family structures and fosters a supportive classroom environment.
Clarence "Tre" Horton
Instructor
A 15-minute individual session for a Pre-K student to help them understand and cope with the arrival of a new baby sibling, addressing behavioral changes like tantrums and acting out. This lesson supports emotional regulation and promotes a positive adjustment to family growth. Audience: Pre-K. Duration: 15 minutes.
Cecilia Rodriguez
Counselor
This lesson helps 3rd-grade students identify and understand the importance of having a support system at school. By the end of this 30-minute session, students will be able to name at least three trusted individuals they can approach for help, fostering a sense of security and community. This lesson is for 3rd Grade and will take 30 minutes.
mnewby
Social Worker
This four-week individual counseling plan supports a 2nd grade MLL student adjusting to a new school after her father’s tragic death. These 30-minute Tier 3 sessions build trust, explore grief, and teach coping skills in both English and Spanish.
gaby
Counselor
This 45-minute, single-session lesson for 6th-grade students explores the vital roles of family and community, fostering an understanding of interconnectedness and civic responsibility.
MANASVI RATHORE
Social Studies Teacher, Counselor
This adapted lesson series empowers an 8th-grade female student with ID-Mild to build foundational self-advocacy skills. It focuses on identifying emotions, making simple positive choices, and using her voice effectively in daily situations. Each session will be individualized, approximately 15 minutes long, with concrete examples, visual supports, and ample practice. This is a Tier 3 support.
Shequeta Harris
Behavior Interventionist
In this 45-minute Kindergarten lesson, students will explore how families shape our behaviors, attitudes, and opinions, identify different family structures, and learn ways to show respect for all families. Understanding family diversity builds empathy and community in the classroom. (Tier 1, 1 session, 45 minutes)
Ashley Raygo
Counselor
An individualized plan for families needing intensive social service navigation, providing tailored contacts, schedules, and follow-up plans to empower 9th grade families. This Tier 3 lesson supports one-on-one engagement over a 30-minute session, guiding families through community resources and service navigation.
Cindy Gates
Social Worker
A 60-minute individual session for Benjamin to strengthen executive function skills—task initiation, sustained attention, flexible transitions, emotional regulation, working memory, and self-monitoring—using visual supports, interactive activities, and reflection. This targeted Tier 3 support will help Benjamin build foundational life skills for academic and personal success.
Chris
Special Education Teacher
This 45-minute parent training session equips parents with an understanding of Executive Functioning and practical, fun strategies to support their K-12 children in areas like handwriting, reading, math, focus, and memory. Designed for parents, it offers actionable tools for home use.
Jennifer Croymans
Instructor
This lesson guides 7th graders in exploring their family heritage and identifying the unique strengths and values passed down through generations. Students will create a 'Family Tree of Strengths,' connecting personal attributes to their family narratives. The objective is to foster a sense of belonging, appreciate diverse family structures, and recognize personal resilience rooted in their history. Audience: 7th Grade. Duration: 2 sessions.
Tia McMahon
Counselor
This individual behavior support plan helps 6th grade students break challenging behaviors into manageable steps, celebrate incremental wins, and build momentum for positive change. Over one 30-minute session, students will learn a step-by-step strategy, track progress with a chart, reflect in a journal, and understand rubrics to self-assess growth.
Dianna Wyllie
Counselor
Learners will explore the importance of having a support network and how to effectively build and utilize one for managing paranoia. The lesson includes group discussions, personal reflection, and practical strategies to help build a strong support system.
Jessie Acuna
Instructor
This resource is designed for school leaders and teachers, focusing on cultivating stronger, more collaborative relationships with parents. It explores effective communication strategies, active listening techniques, and shared goal setting to support student success and wellbeing. Participants will learn practical methods to engage parents as true partners in education. Audience: School Leaders and Teachers. Duration: 60 minutes.
Yvette Trevino
District Administrator
This resource is designed for school leaders and teachers, focusing on cultivating stronger, more collaborative relationships with parents. It explores effective communication strategies, active listening techniques, and shared goal setting to support student success and wellbeing. Audience: School Leaders and Teachers. Duration: 60 minutes.
yvette.trevino
District Administrator
A 90-minute Tier 2 group support session for parents aimed at understanding and improving sibling dynamics. This interactive workshop equips parents with strategies to foster cooperation, manage conflicts, and strengthen sibling relationships at home.
Alyssha Walker
Behavior Interventionist
This 30-minute individualized lesson helps undergraduate students with cognitive disabilities understand and practice key skills for building and maintaining friendships. It focuses on practical steps and clear communication.
vromanienko
Instructor
In these two hands-on, kindergarten-friendly sessions, students will create a class “Family Book” that highlights family roles and responsibilities. Through reading, discussion, games, and activities, children learn what responsibility means and practice simple steps for helping at home and school. This lesson builds social-emotional skills, community, and real-life habits.
tricia.lowe
Counselor
In this single-session lesson, 2nd graders will explore the idea of family and community, learning how we all play important roles and support one another. Students will develop social-emotional skills as they identify different family structures, community helpers, and their own place in these networks. This foundational lesson builds empathy, respect, and a sense of belonging.
Beftu Sayed
General Education Teacher
In this engaging 1st-grade lesson, students will explore the concept of support systems by identifying the people in their lives who help them. This lesson is important as it fosters emotional awareness and helps students recognize the importance of seeking help and building relationships. The session will last 30 minutes and include a fun game to reinforce learning.
Katie Ray
Counselor
A 10-session Tier 3 individual lesson series designed for a 4-year-old boy to build coping skills and friendship skills through engaging activities. Each 10-minute session focuses on one targeted skill, giving the teacher clear guidance and ready-to-use materials to support communication and social development.
Erika Perera
Counselor
This lesson introduces students to the core concepts of peer support and allyship, empowering them to create a more inclusive and supportive classroom and community. Students will learn practical strategies for showing up for their peers and understanding diverse perspectives. Designed for K-12 students, this one-hour lesson can be adapted across grade levels for a single session.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
In this 15-minute interactive activity, 10th-grade parents explore key executive functioning skills and mental health strategies to support their teens at home. Engaging hands-on tasks and reflective discussion empower parents with practical tools for organizing, planning, and stress management.
Evan Berneche
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute, grade-appropriate lesson, students explore family dynamics by identifying roles, relationships, and traditions within their own families. Understanding family structures helps students appreciate diversity and develop social awareness.
Paula Romero
General Education Teacher
In this 90-minute session, adult learners with disabilities will explore a structured decision-making model to gain confidence and independence. This individualized, Tier 3 lesson provides practical tools and personalized support for real-life choices in areas like daily living, finances, and personal goals.
Tia Washington
Counselor, Special Education Teacher, Paraprofessional
This 90-minute individualized lesson empowers a 20-year-old autistic male to identify, locate, and utilize essential community resources, fostering independence and self-advocacy. It focuses on practical skills for navigating support systems in his local area.
jboff
Special Education Teacher
A collection of three 30-minute Tier 2 counseling sessions for middle schoolers to kick off the school year confidently, build community, set personal goals, and manage stress. Includes fully scripted lesson plans, slides, activities, and handouts so counselors can deliver engaging support with minimal prep.
Cindy Delamarter
Counselor
A 50-minute individualized coaching session for 8th grade students to help families identify strengths and develop coping strategies. This Tier 3 lesson provides targeted support for students facing personal or academic challenges, guiding them through self-reflection and action planning.
Holly Child
Behavior Interventionist
This lesson introduces students to the core concepts of peer support and allyship, empowering them to build a supportive community. Students will learn practical strategies to offer and receive support, and how to stand up for others. Designed for Middle School and High School Students, this lesson is 1 session long and takes approximately 60 minutes.
ConceptX
General Education Teacher
This 30-minute lesson, designed for preschool special education students in a small group setting (Tier 2), focuses on fostering a sense of belonging and community within the school environment. It will help students with autism and intellectual disabilities understand what it means to be part of a 'school family' through engaging activities and a game.
rachel.sewell
Counselor
A two-session individualized support lesson for a 7th grader with ADHD targeting executive functioning skills and peer conflict resolution in 20-minute sessions. This will help the student improve homework organization and social interactions through tailored activities and assessments.
LeeAnn Leeds
Social Worker
This lesson helps 6th-grade students create a personal support plan by identifying two trusted adults they can talk to when feeling angry. It emphasizes seeking help, building support systems, and self-advocacy. This lesson is designed for a small group (Tier 2) and will take 30 minutes.
mfinkley
Counselor
A three-session group intervention for two 3rd-grade boys who struggle with defiance and emotion management, focusing on building group cohesion and positive social skills through engaging activities. Tier 2 supports help them feel safe, understood, and connected while practicing real-life skills in a 30-minute small-group setting.
Liana Sheinkin
Social Worker
This lesson provides individualized support for a 3rd-5th grade student with autism to understand and cope with family changes due to divorce. It focuses on clear, visual communication and structured emotional processing over approximately 30 minutes in a single session.
Stephanie Melendrez
Psychologist
This session engages elementary families and students to explore family strengths, define roles in learning support, and kick off a powerful home-school partnership. It fosters community, clarifies collaboration, and empowers families to be classroom superheroes.
julie.benson
Counselor
This lesson focuses on teaching 3rd-grade students the importance of friendship and peer support for mental wellness. Through interactive activities and discussions, students will learn how to identify qualities of a good friend, understand the value of supporting peers, and practice empathy. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive classroom environment and helping students develop essential social-emotional skills.
Allison Thibodaux-Wing
Psychologist
A five-session, 30-minute individual support series for 9th graders to master conflict resolution and build healthy relationships. Students with emotional regulation challenges will learn practical strategies, practice through activities and games, and reflect via discussions and worksheets to foster lasting skills.
Jada Murray
Social Worker
A 4-session individual support series for a 7th-grade girl on building positive eating habits and self-care strategies that counteract eating disorders. Each 30-minute session includes a lesson plan, script, hands-on activity, worksheet, and project guide to empower healthy relationships with food.
efackler
Counselor
A small-group module guiding 8th graders through mapping their personal support networks and practicing outreach strategies; empowers learners to connect proactively and reinforce help-seeking skills. (1 session, 30 minutes)
CHRISTY DESKOVITZ
Counselor
An individualized intervention helping 12th grade students map their support networks and practice asking for help in a 45-minute session. This lesson builds confidence in outreach, community building, and mental health awareness—vital skills for senior-year challenges.
Mona
Social Worker
This lesson aims to equip caregivers of military personnel with the knowledge and skills to identify PTSD and suicidal behavior, debunk myths, and provide support. Through inquiry-based learning, participants will engage with videos and articles to understand the complexities of PTSD and its impact on military families.
Rachel Carpenter
Instructor
This resource helps 6th Grade students identify the qualities of positive peer support and how to cultivate a supportive classroom community. It's crucial for fostering a sense of belonging and equipping students with the skills to be empathetic allies. This lesson is designed for a single 60-minute session.
Kasarah Morgan
General Education Teacher
A personalized 30-minute one-on-one session for 9th graders with the social worker to develop self-advocacy skills. The student will identify personal needs, practice respectful communication, and create a SMART goal-based action plan. This targeted support builds confidence and independence for academic and social challenges.
Jenny
Social Worker
In this 30-minute Tier 1 workshop for parents, participants will learn practical strategies to become effective upstanders in their community. This session builds awareness of bystander intervention, boosts confidence, and empowers parents to model and teach supportive behaviors for safer, more inclusive neighborhoods.
Leah Parker-Moldover
Parent
A 3-session counseling curriculum for a 4th grade student with an emotional disability to identify feelings, learn coping strategies, and practice cooperative play. Each 30-minute session builds safety and routine to support engagement and skill mastery.
Latisha Smith
Social Worker
A 3-session, 30-minute each, group counseling series for parents of elementary students with autism and ADHD. Parents will learn foundational knowledge, communication and behavior support strategies, and self-care techniques to empower their child’s success and their own well-being.
RaShanda Hartman
Social Worker
In this 45-minute session for high school students (10th-12th grade, including repeating 9th graders), we will explore the complex roles within families affected by addiction. This lesson is crucial for fostering empathy and awareness, helping students recognize and understand the dynamics that can impact their lives or those around them. The session will include a discussion, an engaging activity, and a video to enhance understanding.
Elizabeth Lopatniuk
General Education Teacher
This resource kicks off family skill-building with interactive activities that strengthen home-school connections and boost communication skills. Designed for a 3rd grade class in a Tier 1 setting over one 45-minute session.
Lynn Pollard
Special Education Teacher
In this 30-minute group session, parents will learn practical strategies and routines to support their children’s learning at home. This lesson empowers parents with easy-to-implement tips, aligns with Tier 2 group supports, and fosters confidence in creating effective home-learning environments.
jmoreno
Instructor
This lesson focuses on developing empathy and allyship skills among adults. Through a combination of video, discussion, and activities, participants will explore the importance of empathy in building connections and supporting others. This lesson is crucial for fostering a supportive and inclusive environment, enhancing interpersonal relationships, and promoting understanding and collaboration.
Elizabeth Baker
Counselor
In this 90-minute Tier 1 parent workshop, participants will learn strategies to support their children in forming and maintaining healthy friendships. Parents will leave with practical tools to guide conversations about social skills and conflict resolution.
Alyssha Walker
Behavior Interventionist
In this 30-minute, one-session Tier 1 family engagement activity, 5th graders and their families will strengthen connections by creating a collaborative family tree and sharing stories. This lesson fosters community, enhances communication skills, and values students’ home backgrounds.
Maria G. Casas
Social Worker, Behavior Interventionist, Counselor
This lesson helps 7th-grade students understand the importance of seeking help and identifying their support systems after watching the 'Getting Help - Building Resilience with Hunter and Eve' video. It's a 30-minute individual session focused on building resilience and practical strategies for getting support.
Chloe Lamont-Dobbin
Social Worker
A 6-session, 30-minute Tier 3 support series guiding a high school female student through strategies to understand, confront, and overcome trauma-related fears. Through discussions, activities, games, and reflections, the student will build coping skills, self-awareness, and resilience to transform fear into personal strength.
Michelle Schneider
Psychologist
This 30-minute, single-session lesson for 7th-grade students helps them identify and utilize their personal support systems. Understanding who they can turn to for help is crucial for their well-being and problem-solving skills.
Shannon Loving
General Education Teacher
This lesson equips parents with strategies to manage their anger, establish clear expectations, and positively reinforce their children's efforts. It's crucial for fostering a supportive home environment and building strong parent-child relationships. Designed for parents, 1 session, 1 hour, in English and Spanish.
MariaP Juarez
Instructor
Students in small groups discuss how to support friends in need, building skills of compassion and helpfulness. This lesson reinforces the importance of being there for others. This lesson is designed for 1st-grade students and will take approximately 20 minutes. It focuses on developing social-emotional skills in a supportive group setting.
Jamie Ruble
Counselor
This 6-week small group program helps 7th-grade students develop essential friendship skills, including communication, conflict resolution, and empathy. Each session is 15 minutes long and designed for Tier 2 group support. This program is important for fostering positive social development and creating a supportive peer environment.
Brittany Wilson
Counselor
In this 30-minute session, social workers guide parents through a structured biopyschosocial intake form for Boy & Girls Clubs members. This intake is crucial for building a holistic understanding of each child’s background and needs, ensuring personalized support.
Mary McCarthy
Social Worker
This 60-minute session provides patients/clients in an inpatient facility with a foundational overview of family systems theory. Discover how families behave as systems, with their own interactional patterns and dynamics. This helps participants gain an understanding of family systems, increase their capacity to identify the underlying family structures and relationships, and how they influence behaviors. Designed for small group psychoeducation.
Tess Haliway
Counselor
This resource reinforces the importance of empathy, support, and positive peer relationships. The objective is for Kindergarten to 3rd Graders to understand what it means to be a supportive friend and how their actions impact others. The approach includes storytelling, role-playing scenarios about helping others, and opportunities to identify and practice helpful behaviors within the classroom community. Target audience: Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade.
leslie.lizalde
Counselor
In this 30-minute life skills lesson, students learn practical strategies for offering therapeutic support to peers. This lesson equips students with active listening, empathy, and boundary-setting skills to foster a supportive classroom environment.
aeugene
Behavior Interventionist
This 30-minute Tier 2 lesson helps 6th-grade students create a personal support plan by identifying two trusted adults they can talk to when feeling angry. It's important for students to learn how to seek help and build strong support systems for self-control and self-advocacy.
mfinkley
Counselor