Learning for Everyone, Starting in Schools

Life feels tough lately, and the pressure on educators has never been greater. You're asked to be a teacher, a counselor, a mentor, and a safe space all for others while navigating your own stress and burnout.

We believe that the most effective way to support students is to first support the adults who guide them.  

Our Through The Grove: Two Hands on the Wheel workshop:

This interactive half-day workshop shares real and proven tools so that you can bring calm and understanding back to your classroom and life!

We go beyond theory to provide practical, brain-based strategies that are rooted in SEL, trauma-informed practice, and PBIS that you can immediately use.

Participants learn to:

• Understand the neuroscience of stress and how it impacts both you and your students.
• Apply our STEAR framework to de-escalate challenging behaviors and foster co-regulation.
• Build your own resilience to prevent burnout and find more joy in your work.
• Create a classroom culture rooted in safety, connection, and emotional intelligence.

Let's Partner to Support your Staff!

We bring the core lessons of GroveWorks directly to students through age appropriate, engaging learning experiences that are integrated into daily learning and life. Our programs equip students with practical tools to build self awareness, resilience, and emotional regulation that support success in the classroom and beyond.

Elementary Students:  Pre-K through 5th Grade

At the elementary level, we focus on planting the early seeds of social emotional learning through stories, creativity, and connection.

Roots & Shoots From The Grove:

Our signature six-week interactive program meets one hour per week and is designed for elementary students. Using the From The Grove book series, students explore foundational life lessons, including identity, emotions, self-worth, and personal agency.

Author Visits:

Bring the author of the From The Grove series into your school community. These dynamic sessions go beyond a traditional read-aloud. Students engage with the story, explore its themes, and learn about the writing process while reflecting on belonging, courage, and their own unique worth.

Middle & High School Students:  

We're developing programming for middle and high school students. If you're interested in being part of our pilot, reach out!

 Let's Partner to Support Your Students!