Community edition
Mental health skills, learned by a whole community.
For executive directors, program directors and community leaders: evidence-based mental health education for non-profits, faith groups, libraries, youth programs and the groups that gather people locally. It strengthens the support your community already has.
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What it looks like in a community
An evening together around one screen, then something people can carry home. Turnkey: everything is ready to run, and no clinical training is required.
Where people gather
Community centers, libraries, nonprofits, faith organizations, youth programs or public events.
How it comes together
Host a screening, open a guided conversation and continue with activities people can explore afterward.
Who can lead it
Community leaders, educators, group leaders or peer ambassadors with appropriate support.
What a license gives your organization
Four film programs and everything a group leader needs to run them, in one secure dashboard. Licenses can extend to families at home.
Four film programs
Angst, LIKE, Upstanders and Race to Be Human — each under an hour, licensed on its own or bundled together.
The Learning Journey
A guided path through a whole program: the film, the activities, the expert answers and the quick checks, step by step.
Chapters
The films in short chapter modules, each with prompts for reflection and a guided discussion for the group.
Activities
Guided Activities grounded in CBT and emotional intelligence frameworks.
Expert answers
Short videos in which experts answer the questions real viewers asked.
Guides and reports
Group leader guides for program managers and whoever leads a session, plus engagement reports that show your community’s totals, never one person’s activity.
The four film programs
License separately or bundle together
GiGi, for the people running it
Our AI guide has our knowledge base behind it and answers in the moment — a resource for program managers, coordinators and the adults they support.
*Included with your license, and with the free demo up to a monthly limit. GiGi is available to every adult in your organization; your program managers can limit the chat to program managers who sign in. GiGi is a guide to the toolkit and the topics it covers, not a mental health professional, therapist or crisis service.
The questions a program manager asks first
Short answers on how it fits, who can license it, families at home, languages and how far it scales.
It fits what you already run
The CCT slots into an existing wellness or outreach program, or stands on its own. Outreach materials come with the license.
How licensing works
A 24-hour screening license for a single event — a popular choice for non-profits and community groups — or a one-week or one-month program. Pricing follows the size of your community. Want to run it all year? Tell us and we will find the right license.
Who helped build it
The programs and activities were shaped with Dr. James Doty of CCARE at Stanford, Seattle Children’s Hospital, the Child Mind Institute, Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin and Common Sense — many of whom appear in the films.
Government, military and veteran communities
Those communities have an edition of their own, with the licensing answers and the registration details a public buyer looks for.
See the Government, Military & Veterans editionFamilies at home
Licenses can extend to families, so a program that starts in the hall carries on in the living room.
In English and Spanish
The app is in English and Spanish, from its screens to the text of every chapter, activity, expert answer and guide, and anyone can switch at any time. Film audio is in English, except a Spanish-dubbed version of Angst, and some resources are in English only.
Any size
We work with organizations of every size: small teams, local non-profits and national networks.
Who uses it
Non-profits, youth organizations and community groups have run the program with the people they serve, in the US and around the world since 2010. These are the ones we are able to name.
See partners and customersOrganizations that have run the program
Questions community organizations ask before they buy
Can we just host one screening?
Yes. A 24-hour screening license covers a single event, and it is the popular choice for non-profits and community groups. Guided discussion materials and practical next-step resources can be included.
If you want longer, there is a one-week or one-month program. Want to run it all year? Tell us and we will find the right license.
Do we need clinical training to run it?
No. It is turnkey and ready to run from one secure dashboard. Community leaders, educators, group leaders or peer ambassadors can lead it with the group leader guides, and outreach materials come with the license.
Clinicians use it too. The program is not clinical training in itself, but it is used within clinical training as part of a larger program — it complements clinical work rather than standing in for it.
Can families take part at home?
Licenses can extend to families, so a program that starts in the hall carries on in the living room. The films are under an hour, and the activities are designed to be done together.
How is it priced?
Pricing follows the size of your community rather than a set price list, so we work one-on-one with each organization. Book a walkthrough and we will put a proposal together.
See the Toolkit for yourself
Previews of all four programs, the full group leader guides and a sample engagement report. Free, with no payment details, and nothing ends on a date.
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