Well-Being Tools That Fit in Real Classrooms

Support student regulation and teacher resilience with practices that work.

What You're Facing:

  • Dysregulated students and escalating behaviors

  • Staff burnout and emotional exhaustion

  • SEL fatigue from disconnected or outdated programs

How We Help

  • Gratitude Guidebooks

    Gratitude Guidebooks: 4-week, age-appropriate journals for elementary through high school students

  • The Experience

    A 28-day experience to help staff reconnect, regulate, and integrate well-being into the classroom.

  • Workshops & Assemblies

    Live or virtual sessions for students and teachers focused on emotional regulation and nervous system literacy

These are not performative practices—they’re proven tools for real classrooms. Aligned with trauma-aware practices. Our tools fit into what educators are already doing while transforming the way students and staff relate to themselves and each other.

Why this works?

  • In Schools

    A powerful tool for social-emotional learning (SEL) programs, morning meetings, or advisory periods.

  • At Home

    A meaningful way for families to introduce mindfulness and emotional regulation into daily life.

  • Homeschool Curriculum

    A ready-to-use resource that seamlessly integrates gratitude and mindfulness into a child's education.

  • Youth Organizations & Community Programs

    A great addition to after-school programs, mentorship groups, and faith-based organizations looking to cultivate emotional resilience and self-awareness in young people.

Schools & Organizations We've Partnered With

The Motion of Gratitude Guidebooks are being used in schools and youth organizations to help students develop emotional resilience, self-awareness, and a lasting gratitude practice. We are proud to collaborate with schools and community programs that prioritize student well-being and social-emotional growth.

  • Christina School District has implemented The Motion of Gratitude Guidebooks to support student emotional well-being, mindfulness, and social-emotional learning (SEL). Educators have integrated the guidebooks into classrooms, providing students with daily gratitude practices, reflection exercises, and mindfulness tools that help foster a more engaged, emotionally aware, and connected school environment.

  • The Boys & Girls Club of the Tennessee Valley has introduced The Motion of Gratitude Guidebooks as a resource for youth development, helping students build confidence, manage emotions, and strengthen their sense of self-worth. Through guided gratitude practices, discussions, and interactive exercises, young participants are learning how to navigate challenges, express appreciation, and create a positive mindset for the future.

Interested in bringing The Motion of Gratitude Guidebooks to your school or organization?

Students in a classroom setting, sitting at desks working on assignments. Three students are visible, two using textbooks and one with a laptop open on the table. The room is filled with school supplies and educational materials.

Bring Gratitude to Your School or Organization

Looking to purchase in bulk or introduce a full Gratitude Initiative for both students and faculty?

We offer:
✔ Bulk pricing & customized orders for classrooms, schools, and youth organizations.
✔ Faculty & Staff Well-Being Programs to integrate gratitude beyond the classroom.
✔ School-Wide Gratitude Initiatives combining The Guidebooks with interactive workshops, breathwork, and mindfulness practices.

Let’s Explore What’s Possible—Together.

Interested in bringing gratitude and well-being to your school or organization? Fill out the form below and we’ll reach out personally to share more—and gift you a free copy of The Motion of Gratitude® Guidebook to explore.

“Let’s help the next generation build resilience through gratitude.”

The best time to start is now.

Whether you’re here for your family or your classroom—you are in the right place.

Let’s make gratitude a daily practice.

Ready to Explore What’s Possible? Let’s Connect.

Have questions about gratitude practices, breathwork, or how The Motion of Gratitude can support you, your school, or your organization?