Your Child CAN Make Friends!
Your child CAN make friends. They just need to learn skills and make goals that feel achievable and make sense, and the time and space to practice building that confidence to approach others.
A FREE course centered around helping your child approach other kids in friendship, challenge negative thoughts and mind reading, and start to think about the facets that make up our being: energy, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
This is an incredible sneak preview of what's to come in our Family Enrichment Curriculum: a 30 chapter-and-lesson program chock-full of printables, activities, and more!
A FREE course centered around helping your child approach other kids in friendship, challenge negative thoughts and mind reading, and start to think about the facets that make up our being: energy, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors.
This is an incredible sneak preview of what's to come in our Family Enrichment Curriculum: a 30 chapter-and-lesson program chock-full of printables, activities, and more!
What videos are included?

Friendship Takes Courage
Chapter 1 of our full 30-Chapter series
A nervous Casey talks to his mom before bedtime about his fears for the first day of school. His mom reminds him that he’s gotten through similar experiences following rules in a group setting, and making friendship connections using the Three Simple Rules of Friendship.
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Three Simples Rules of Friendship: Smile, chin up, say hello
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Navigating social anxiety
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Following rules in a new group setting

The Frightful First Day of School
Chapter 2 of our full 30-Chapter series
Casey is off to his first day of school. Though he’s nervous, he remembers what his mom said about the Three Simple Rules of Friendship. Casey meets his teacher, who shows the class an energy regulation exercise and asks the kids to introduce themselves.
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Managing anxiety and self-talk before an event
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Three Simple Rules of Friendship: Smile, chin up, say hello
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Bringing our energy up or down to fit the situation

Get UP! Get Down Game
Bonus Video in Chapter 2
The Get UP! Get Down Game allows us to practice getting up our heart rates while dancing to music, and slowing our heart rates down while meditating.
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Bringing our energy up or down
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Using movement to work out energy
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Practicing calm breathing

The Befriending
Chapter 3 of our full 30-Chapter series
Casey is eager to make new friends but worries that he won’t have the courage to. He reconnects with an acquaintance named Bridget from the previous year and they make plans to play during recess.
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Beginning a friendship with: smile, chin up, say hello
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Putting emotions on a scale from Uncomfortable to Comfortable
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Calming social anxiety

SCALE-ing Chant!
Bonus Video in Chapter 3
Practice the SCALE-ing Chant to learn the steps of regulation: S for Stop, C for Calculate, A for Act, L for Listen, and E for Evaluate.
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Stop: Take a moment to pause what you're doing to give yourself some headspace.
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Calculate: Think about where your energy, thoughts, emotions, or behaviors are on a scale of 1 to 7.
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Act: Use a skill to regulate your energy, thoughts, emotions, or behaviors.
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Listen: Take a moment to listen to your body and what's around you to see if the skill worked.
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Evaluate: Did the skill work? If not, let's try a new skill.

Casey, The Mind Reader
Chapter 4 of our full 30-Chapter series
Casey and Bridget want to add another friend to their imaginary play game at recess. As Casey approaches Isaac, a friend from last year, he “mind reads” that Isaac isn’t going to like him anymore.
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Catching negative "mind reading" of what others think
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Putting thoughts on a scale from Negative to Positive
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Including others

The Great Rock of Friendship
Chapter 5 of our full 30-Chapter series
Casey gets invited to Isaac’s birthday party but learns that his best friend Bridget isn’t invited. He instantly worries that he’s going to be all alone at Isaac’s party because he doesn’t know any of the other kids!
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Putting friendship on a scale from Unfriendly to Friendly
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Adding friendly "pebbles" to the Friendship Scale, like smiling or giving a compliment
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Managing social anxiety before an event
Printables and Activities
Take a sneak preview at our Family Enrichment curriculum with the following included printables:
Take-Home Activities
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Rules Rule! (Home Activity 1)
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Energy Matters (Home Activity 2)
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Emotions in Motion (Home Activity 3)
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Blank Feeling Cards (Home Activity 3)
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Mind Reading (Home Activity 4)
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Just Pebbles (Home Activity 5)
Lesson Printables
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Casey's Clubhouse Feeling Cards
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Parent Lesson One: Changes
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Parent Support Activity One: The Three R's of Change

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What's included in the Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum?
The curriculum is comprised of six sections of learning: Regulation, Awareness, Determination, Problem-Solving, Confidence, and Mastery.
You can either lead club members or clients through the entire 30-Week curriculum, from Regulation to Mastery, or you can choose one of our skills-building units for a 5 or 10-Week curriculum.
Not only do you get access to all 30 of our animated stories and lessons, but you'll get a selection of lesson plans and instructions, worksheets, home activities, posters, coloring pages, and more.
Our professional subscription includes everything you need for whichever application you choose--whether that's our 30-Week program, our 5-Week units, or our independent one-on-one client curriculum.
You can either lead club members or clients through the entire 30-Week curriculum, from Regulation to Mastery, or you can choose one of our skills-building units for a 5 or 10-Week curriculum.
Not only do you get access to all 30 of our animated stories and lessons, but you'll get a selection of lesson plans and instructions, worksheets, home activities, posters, coloring pages, and more.
Our professional subscription includes everything you need for whichever application you choose--whether that's our 30-Week program, our 5-Week units, or our independent one-on-one client curriculum.
Let's be clear:
We don't think there's anything controversial about learning empathy, or being emotionally regulated and resilient.
In fact, we think a lot of grown-ups could benefit from some social-emotional learning.

Casey's Clubhouse empowers children ages 6-12 with hearty mental health skills by providing professionals and parents with a comprehensive animated
social-emotional curriculum that teaches:
social-emotional curriculum that teaches:
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Regulation: Developing calming skills so kids can regulate their energy, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in ways that make sense to their unique selves.
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Awareness: Learning observational and mindfulness skills so kids can be aware of how they're feeling on the inside, and what's happening around them.
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Determination: Identifying goals, assessing them in relation to their ability to get there, coming up with the steps, and then putting the steps into action.
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Problem-Solving: Creating a framework to conceptualize and organize problems of varying degrees, and finding healthy solutions to those problems.
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Confidence: Following a bill of fair, respectful, and compassionate Friendship Rights and Responsibilities to increase advocacy skills and self-worth.
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Mastery: Feeling confident in the ability to use a skill so effectively, easily, and appropriately, that they can successfully teach another. Great for supporting our Peer Leaders.
When you become a member with us, you get:
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30 animated stories and lessons about Casey and his friendship struggles and successes.
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A comprehensive curriculum of lesson plans, home activities, worksheets, coloring pages, music, and more.
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Ample resources for the grown-ups in a child's life.
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Guaranteed assistance and customer service.
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The amazing feeling that comes with making a difference in kid's lives, without having to reinvent the wheel to do so.
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