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The Creative Coping Toolkit

Working with mental health professionals, brain scientists, pediatricians and experts in wellness we created the Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) to support active military personnel, veterans and their families.
 

The Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) is a powerful, turnkey film and evidence-based mental health education program that addresses anxiety, social media addiction, resilience, loneliness, connection, bullying and belonging. It is accessed by thousands of schools at the statewide and district level as well as dozens of Fortune 500 companies and government agencies.

We strive to foster a culture of trust, belonging, positivity and connection at scale to nurture leadership and achievement.

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Each CCT Features:

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Award-Winning Film Programs

Access and engagement to our film programs for individuals and their families.
Award-Winning Film Programs
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Chapter Learning Modules

The film, chapters, and learning bursts with discussions, reflection guides, and tools to measure engagement and impact.
Chapter Learning Modules
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Interactive and Guided Activities

Guided activities, tips, hacks, and resources to deepen learning - plus a test-your-knowledge quiz for key takeaways.
Interactive and Guided Activities
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Support Resources & Services

Dedicated year-round communication and support from our Engagement Team, including facilitator training and onboarding.

Support Resources & Services
The Creative Coping Toolkit is chock full of examples, strategies, inspirational quotes, and games that people can play by themselves or with others, and is designed to inspire people to change the way they think, feel and do. The CCT is an easy and fun way to inspire each other to think more rationally, change feelings and be happier.
Dr. Jerry Bubrick

Senior Psychologist, Child Mind Institute

The Film Programs Inside Our CCT

Our award-winning film and evidence-based programs educate on complex topics and include empowering strategies and practical tips on supporting positive mental health by addressing anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, online safety, bullying, resilience, loneliness, addiction, connection, and belonging.

The programs interweave compelling personal stories from educators, youth, and families with expert perspectives from mental health professionals, brain scientists, and educators.

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Angst
Angst raises awareness and opens up the conversation about anxiety, helping people understand and manage their symptoms and learn when and how to ask for help.
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LIKE
LIKE explores the addictiveness of social media and the role and impact of technology in our lives.
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The Upstanders
The Upstanders teaches about the power of connection and resilience to end bullying behavior, both online and in person.
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RACE to Be Human
RACE to Be Human explores the impact of race and racism on our mental health.
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Learn More About the CCT Film Programs

Our programs positively impact everyone, and their flexibility of use makes them adaptable to any type of community space.

“Angst is the most important, eye-opening documentary you will see this year… And every school and corporation needs to screen this film. It’s that important.”
Dr. John Duffy

Clinical Psychologist, Author

"LIKE tells the real story behind social media platforms... Having a balanced perspective on how to navigate social media platforms is essential to all."
Maria O. Alvarez

Vice President, Common Sense Latino

The Upstanders "helped show me that I’m not alone. It made me feel more comfortable to speak up.”
Bobbie W.

Student, Age 13

“Powerful film. [RACE to Be Human] had me thinking about the past, the present, and the future of society."
Counselor

American School Counselor Association

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