Empowering teachers and students to flourish through mindful, evidence-based practices that build communities of well-being.
Digital Lessons
Educators deserve resources to cultivate healthy classrooms. Our digital lessons give teachers and students the tools to enhance their well-being together, in just 5 minutes or less.
Teacher Retreats
Healthy students begin with healthy teachers. Our free full-day summer retreats give educators the time and tools to recharge, reduce stress, and foster resilience.
Partnerships
We collaborate with public, private, and non-profit partners to build communities of well-being. Our trainings equip local leaders with evidence-based tools to support their mental health.
Explore Sample Lessons
See the MPP curriculum in action—free video lessons and journal pages designed for real classrooms. Zero prep required.
“I am eternally grateful to The MPP because it returned my son to himself, and it returned him to me.”
– Deb Mahan
Story
The Mindfulness and Positivity Project began in 2016 with two teachers, a mental health professional, and a shared vision to empower students to find peace and happiness in an increasingly complex world. Initially, we focused solely on students, but soon realized the efficacy of our program relied on healthy, supportive adults practicing with youth. When parents, teachers, coaches, and mentors are given the tools to model these behaviors, everyone is more equipped to lead a life of happiness and flourishing.
Approach
Our curriculum uses evidence-based mindfulness and positive psychology interventions to teach educators skills that buffer the body's reaction to stress, enhance self-regulation, and improve the ability to examine thoughts and emotions. Participants develop simple strategies to enhance enjoyment, increase positive affect, generate self-compassion, regulate emotions, and experience what it means to truly feel at ease.
Let’s bring proactive mental health solutions to your community.
Supported By
The Statler Family Foundation
Frontier Village Foundation
The Dakota Foundation
