About the Curriculum

Our unique approach to mental health:

Educators model vulnerability by sharing their own life experiences.
Students are encouraged to express emotions through creative, multimodal projects.
Video clips from celebrities, athletes, artists, and other young people allow students to see that they are not alone in their feelings of anxiety, depression, anger, grief or other challenging emotions.
Teachers, coaches, and school counselors tailor the curriculum in a way that will feel authentic to their classroom community.
Our comprehensive teacher training supports educators in delivering our program.

Some of the tools students will gain:

Learn to destigmatize emotions often labeled as “negative” by our culture.
Understand that the search for authenticity and identity is a central aspect of adolescent development.
Explore various artistic mediums such as photography, drawing, writing, and collage as a way to express emotion.
Recognize that thoughts and feelings are connected and distinguish between kind thoughts and critical ones.
Cultivate empathy for others.
Develop self-compassion by recognizing a wise inner voice.
Understand the connection between gratitude and well-being.
Recognize that kindness and service are linked to happiness.
Craft a hopeful vision for the future.

Neither the Kevin Love Fund (KLF) or any of its representatives are licensed counselors, therapists, physicians, or medical professionals that hold a professional license in any state or jurisdiction. This curriculum is an educational wellness program and is not intended to be a mental health treatment or substitute for treatment by a medical professional. Any person experiencing trauma, stress or other mental or physical problem should consult with a qualified health care professional.