FOUNDATIONS

Invest in mental health literacy

Foundations is a suite of mental health education resources that helps organizations develop key mental health skills among their youth without needing a trained subject-matter expert to deliver the material. Our AI helps educators generate tailored lesson plans, making it adaptable for all settings and youth.

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For youth and adults (students, parents, staff, etc.)

What Foundations teaches

Over 20+ hours of clinically reviewed content along with unlimited lesson plans and learning activities generated by our AI Lesson Planner, Lenny.

Understanding Brain Health

Learn how mental health is “brain health,” how stigma affects us, and how the brain works and where it goes wrong.

Understanding Brain Health Conditions

Take a deep dive into each type of brain health condition: how they’re diagnosed, where they come from, treatments, and common misconceptions.

Proactive & Preventative Skills

Understand where stress comes from and how to cope with it through coping skills, exploring emotions, and learning about the brain and body connection.

Crisis Skills

Explore topics of suicide, self-harm, and panic attacks and learn how to prepare for, recognize, and intervene in a brain health crisis.

Substance Use

Consider the link between brain health and substance use and explore how different substances impact our brains.

Getting Treatment

Find out how to get help for brain health challenges and what options are available for therapy, medications, and community support.

Helping Others

Discover warning signs of brain health challenges in others and learn how to start the conversation about brain health.

Identity

Explore the impacts of society and culture on brain health for different identities, reflect on your own identities, and learn how to find culturally competent care.

“Health literacy is a stronger predictor of health status than age, income, employment status, education level, race, or ethnic group.”

American Medical Association

Foundations Pricing

Our mental health curriculum helps organizations teach their constituents key mental health skills without needing a trained subject-matter expert to deliver the material

Schools

School-wide access
$5,000/site/year
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  • Foundations library with 20+ hours of content
  • Organizational dashboard to track student progress and administer curriculum
  • Lenny, the AI lesson planner

Organizations

Up to 500 learners
Custom
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  • Foundations library with 20+ hours of content
  • Organizational dashboard to track student progress and administer curriculum
  • Lenny, the AI lesson planner

Partners

500+ learners
Custom
Contact us
  • Foundations library with 20+ hours of content
  • Organizational dashboard to track student progress and administer curriculum
  • Lenny, the AI lesson planner
For select people & non-profits, we have grant funding to subsidize access. Please contact us for more information.

Research shows that mental health literacy promotes early action and better life outcomes

Mental health problems are prevalent and consequential, yet widely misunderstood and unaddressed.
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• 44% teens struggles with their mental health
• 75% of lifetime mental illness begins in adolescence
• 50% of those struggling never seek help

Decades of research show that mental health literacy (knowledge about the recognition, management, and prevention of mental health conditions) is proven to drive early action and therefore positive youth outcomes like increased graduation rates, decreased incarceration, decreased substance use, and more.
Explore the research on mental health literacy ->

Get Suicide Prevention & Outreach Training (SPOT) for your school or organization

Easy to implement for schools, employers, and community organizations. SPOT is accessible to individuals over the age of 13. We believe it's important for all members of a community to be equipped with the necessary skills to prevent suicide, so we offer special pricing for orgs that participate on this level.

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