For Schools & Community Partners
Meeting Youth Where They Are
We believe one of the best ways to support youth mental health is to meet kids where they already are—at school, in their communities, and in the spaces where they learn, play, and grow.
At Cope with Courage, we partner with schools and community organizations to bring evidence-based, experiential mental health programming directly to the youth and families you serve. Our goal is to make high-quality mental health support more engaging, less clinical, and better aligned with real-world needs.
We work closely with each partner to design programming that fits your setting, schedule, and population. Together, we can tailor:
- Program format (workshops, groups, intensives, or ongoing supports)
- Age range and developmental level
- Clinical focus (such as anxiety, mood, emotion regulation, or distress tolerance)
- Level of support (universal prevention, targeted groups, or higher-intensity options)
Whether you are looking to build a prevention program, support students with emerging needs, or expand access to evidence-based care, we can create something that fits your context.
Let's BUILD SOMETHING TOGETHER
We’d love to learn more about your community and explore how we can support your goals. Whether you have a clear vision or are just beginning to think about what is possible, we’re happy to collaborate.
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Testimonials
What People Say
My daughter loved it. She really took the DBT skills to heart.
The creativity and thoughtfulness of this camp exceeded my expectations.
Empowering and fun.
This camp built up the child and let him work on areas that needed assistance, without him feeling ashamed.
My child started camp very nervous and closed off. By the last day, I finally saw the real him shine through. I hadn’t seen that in a long time. He was open and genuinely happy, thank you for this. Thank you!
Each day was very engaging, and he learned skills and made good progress rather than just having fun and passing time.
My camper felt seen.
She made some lasting connections. I believe it motivated her to come to camp and engage more.
This is my child’s second summer at anxiety explorers, and it’s his favorite camp.
This camp completely changed my child’s relationship with their fears.
My child has never felt so seen and understood.
This camp was life-changing for our family.
My son really enjoyed the camp and meeting other kids with the same struggles. He said that the therapist made it fun along with doing the hard work.
I love that anxiety and fun got to exist together.
You have to do more of these! We need more camps like this.