Bringing Social Emotional Learning & Mindfulness to Schools

In today’s fast-paced world, children face increasing pressures that can impact their emotional well-being and ability to focus. Our Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and Mindfulness program provides students in grades K-8 with the tools they need to develop emotional intelligence, resilience, and self-regulation skills.
What We Offer
Our engaging and interactive lessons help children:
- Understand and manage their emotions
- Develop empathy and strong social skills
- Cultivate focus and mindfulness practices
- Build resilience in the face of challenges
- Improve self-awareness and confidence
Program Details
We offer customized lessons tailored to the needs of each school and age group. Our sessions include:
- Age-appropriate mindfulness exercises
- Storytelling and creative activities
- Group discussions and role-playing
- Breathing and relaxation techniques
- Real-world strategies for emotional regulation
Incorporating the Kimochis® Curriculum
As part of our SEL and mindfulness offerings, we integrate the Kimochis® Curriculum, a research-based program designed to help children develop strong emotional and social skills. Using engaging characters and interactive lessons, Kimochis® teaches:
- Emotional vocabulary and expression
- Strategies for managing difficult feelings
- How to navigate friendships and social situations
- Conflict resolution and problem-solving skills
- Positive communication and relationship-building
Kimochis® provides children with a hands-on, playful approach to learning about emotions, making SEL concepts more accessible and engaging for all age groups.

Bring SEL & Mindfulness to Your School
We are committed to fostering a generation of mindful, emotionally intelligent students. Whether you’re an educator, administrator, or parent, we’d love to partner with your school to create a more connected and compassionate learning environment.
Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we can support your school!
”Children need attunement to feel secure and to develop well, and throughout our lives we need attunement to feel close and connected.”
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