All About Mental Empowerment

Mental Health Workshops for Students, Teachers & Parents

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Did you know that 50% of mental illnesses begin by age 14? And 75% begin by age 24?

Students are facing more mental health challenges than ever before.

Anxiety, stress, and emotional overwhelm are no longer rare occurrences—they are the daily reality for many.

We know that educators & parents, like YOU, are seeing the toll this takes on learning, behaviour and overall well-being.

As the pressures continue to rise, the mental health of our children often feels like it’s spiralling out of control.

Standard school support systems are stretched thin.

Many parents and educators feel helpless, not knowing how to support their child effectively.

You may have noticed the impact in your classroom or at home—students struggling to focus, emotional outbursts, or withdrawing from social activities.

This isn’t just about poor grades or bad behaviour.

It’s about the long-term consequences that unchecked mental health challenges can have on a child’s future success and happiness.

The risk of burnout, depression, and anxiety are all too real if we don’t take action now.

This is where we come in!

Our workshops are designed to tackle these challenges head-on.

Our workshops equip, not only students, but also parents and educators with the tools they need to support their mental health in a practical, impactful way.

From understanding the root causes of emotional distress to learning effective coping strategies, our workshops provide actionable steps to create environments where the entire school community can thrive.

What Makes Our Workshops Unique…

Empowerment

We provide simple coping strategies for stress, so they can be implemented immediately, which means participants will feel more supported and confident in managing their mental well-being.

Clarity

We address the root causes of emotional challenges, so participants can gain a deeper understanding of their mental health, which means improved emotional regulation and better focus in daily activities.

Calm

We include techniques to create calm and positive environments, so you can foster healthier interactions and engagement, which means individuals will thrive both emotionally and mentally, whether at home or in the classroom.

Resilience

We offer practical tools for building mental resilience, so participants can develop skills that last a lifetime, which means they'll be better equipped to handle stress and challenges in the future.

Prevention

We teach how to identify early signs of mental health struggles, so you can intervene before they escalate, which means preventing bigger issues and maintaining long-term well-being.

Trust

We provide expert-led, research-backed content, so you can trust the strategies shared, which means you'll feel confident in applying these approaches to support mental health in your community.

Don’t just take our word for it! Here’s what other schools are saying about our workshops…

We have supported over 25 000 students and hundreds of parents and teachers in over 70 schools across 6 different school boards!

Schools We’ve Worked With

Allan M Martin

Anne J. MacArthur Public School

Brampton Centennial Secondary School

Briarwood Public School

Brandon Gate Public School

Burnt Elm Public School

Castle Oaks Public School

Castlemore Public School

Centennial Sr. Public School

Centennial Public School

Dante Alighieri Academy 

David Suzuki Secondary School

Edenwood Middle School

Eldorado Public School

Etobicoke School of the Arts

Fairview Public School

Fallingbrook Public School

Fallingdale Public School

Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary School

Garthwood Public School

Greenbriar Middle School

Green Glade Public School

Allan M Martin Anne J. MacArthur Public School Brampton Centennial Secondary School Briarwood Public School Brandon Gate Public School Burnt Elm Public School Castle Oaks Public School Castlemore Public School Centennial Sr. Public School Centennial Public School Dante Alighieri Academy  David Suzuki Secondary School Edenwood Middle School Eldorado Public School Etobicoke School of the Arts Fairview Public School Fallingbrook Public School Fallingdale Public School Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary School Garthwood Public School Greenbriar Middle School Green Glade Public School

Harold F. Loughin Public School

Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School

Hawthorn Public School

Helen Wilson Public School

Homestead Public School

Huttonville Public School

Ingleborough Public School

James Bolton Public School

Jean Augustine Secondary School

John William Boich Public School

St. Joseph’s Morrow Park C.S.S.

Kenollie Public School

Lancaster Public School

Lisgar Middle School

Lougheed Middle School

Lorenville Public School

Malala Yousafzai Public School

Marvin Heights Public School

Massey Street Public School

Mayfield Secondary School

McClure Public School

Mountain Ash Public School

Neuchâtel Junior College

Harold F. Loughin Public School Harold M. Brathwaite Secondary School Hawthorn Public School Helen Wilson Public School Homestead Public School Huttonville Public School Ingleborough Public School James Bolton Public School Jean Augustine Secondary School John William Boich Public School St. Joseph’s Morrow Park C.S.S. Kenollie Public School Lancaster Public School Lisgar Middle School Lougheed Middle School Lorenville Public School Malala Yousafzai Public School Marvin Heights Public School Massey Street Public School Mayfield Secondary School McClure Public School Mountain Ash Public School Neuchâtel Junior College

Queen Elizabeth Snr. P.S.

Red Willow Public School

Rick Hansen Secondary School

Robert H. Lagerquist Sr. Public School

Robert J. Lee Public School

Rowntree Public School

Sam Sherratt Public School

Shaw Public School

Sherwood Mills Public School

Sherwood Public School

Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute

Stornoway Crescent Public School

Sunnyview Middle School

T.L. Kennedy Secondary 

Treeline Public School

Tribune Drive Public School

Virtual Learning Centre

Waterloo Collegiate Institute

Well-Being in Action

Whaley's Corners Public School

W.H. Morden Public School

Woodlands Secondary School

Queen Elizabeth Snr. P.S. Red Willow Public School Rick Hansen Secondary School Robert H. Lagerquist Sr. Public School Robert J. Lee Public School Rowntree Public School Sam Sherratt Public School Shaw Public School Sherwood Mills Public School Sherwood Public School Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute Stornoway Crescent Public School Sunnyview Middle School T.L. Kennedy Secondary  Treeline Public School Tribune Drive Public School Virtual Learning Centre Waterloo Collegiate Institute Well-Being in Action Whaley's Corners Public School W.H. Morden Public School Woodlands Secondary School