Studies show that 1 in 5 American adults experiences mental health challenges every year, and that number is rising due to recent world events.

The Mental and Emotional Health Series is a flexible curriculum designed for clients who have mild to moderate mental and emotional health challenges. Using evidence-based approaches including acceptance and commitment Therapy (ACT), cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectal behavior therapy (DBT), the series offers clients targeted exercises to build skills in managing a variety of mental health issues. The series includes a facilitator guide and addresses six mental and emotional health concerns that each include a workbook and corresponding videos.

Topics covered include:

• Recognizing signs and symptoms
• Relating mental health to different areas of life
• Identifying healthy coping strategies
• Challenging negative thinking patterns
• Practicing grounding and mindfulness techniques
• Identifying healthy habits to enhance well-being
• Developing assertive communication skills
• Planning for ongoing support

About the series

• The facilitator guide provides information about the therapeutic approaches used in the exercises, in addition to video discussion questions, facilitator tips, and group activities to extend the learning.
• The topic-specific workbooks focus on common challenges.
• Exercises are designed for both independent and facilitated use, in individual or group settings and can be used individually or in sequence.
• Videos feature compelling animations to reinforce key concepts and feature unscripted interviews with individuals who speak from their own experience.
• The strengths-based approach features inclusive language with reflection questions as well as exercises designed for a variety of learning styles.

Modules included: Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Grief, Self-Esteem and Self-Compassion, Shame and Guilt

The collection includes a facilitator guide, 10 workbooks of each module, and 1 DVD of each module.