Schools edition
Mental health education your whole school shares.
Four acclaimed documentaries and a step-by-step Learning Journey — for the students in the room, the educators who teach them and the families at home.
What it looks like in a school
One film program, a class period at a time, with the same language running through the year.
Where it happens
Classrooms, advisory periods, assemblies, staff meetings and family events.
How it fits the school day
Watch together or in chapters, followed by Turn and Talk, guided activities and Learning Bursts.
Who can lead it
Educators, counselors, facilitators or peer leaders with adult support. No clinical training required.
What a license gives your school
Four film programs and everything a teacher needs to run them, in one dashboard.
Four film programs
Angst, LIKE, The Upstanders and RACE to Be Human — each under an hour, licensed on its own or bundled together.
The Learning Journey
A guided tour of a whole program: the film, the activities, the Learning Bursts and the quiz questions, step by step.
Chapters
The films broken into chapters, each with student prompts for self-reflection and a guided discussion for the class.
Activities
Guided Activities grounded in CBT and the SEL core competencies.
Learning Bursts
Short videos in which experts answer the questions real viewers asked.
Guides and reports
Quick Start and Full Program Guides for facilitators, plus survey feedback, viewership analytics and reports for measuring impact.
The four film programs
License separately or bundle together
Ask GiGi, for the adults
Our AI coach has our knowledge base behind it and answers in the moment — a tool for educators, counselors, tutors and parents.
*Requires a license with GiGi included. GiGi AI is not intended for school-age participants, but you can offer it to selected parts of your community.
The questions a school asks first
Short answers on compliance, signing in, families at home and planning the year.
Compliance
The CCT complies with applicable COPPA and FERPA requirements and supports schools and libraries in meeting their CIPA obligations.
Signing in
Students sign in through a universal or school-managed login. Ages 10 and up take part directly; K–4 through activities an adult facilitates.
Families at home
Send a link so families can watch and work through the program on their own time.
Help planning the year
Our engagement team will sit down with you and plan how to get the most out of the programs, at any point.
What educators and students said
A Tier I and II support strategy for anxiety, social media, bullying, trust and belonging.
95%
of educators think Angst is helpful for kids and teens.
92%
of students intend to practice the tools and tips from The Upstanders.
87%
of educators think RACE to Be Human should be required viewing in schools.
Survey results from the educators and students who took part in each program. See all the results
“My county serves children of all demographics including those in poverty. The Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) is not only appropriate but needed because it offers practical tips that are accessible to all. The films help kids understand the brain science behind anxiety symptoms and to be equipped with healthy tools that empower them.”
“What struck me is that we need a cultural shift in our school. I feel like we need to start emulating what we saw in the film — celebrating kindness, rather than consequences for mean behavior.”
Case studies
What happened in two schools
Take a 20 min tour
A short walk-through on a call, with time for your questions.