This program is 8 hours, typically delivered over two half-days. We will work with your school or youth-serving organization to develop a schedule that best meets your needs.

This program is available in person.

This program is available in English.

This program is designed for high school student leaders who are committed to building resilience among their peers. It offers students the opportunity to develop practical skills and confidence to support a culture of resilience within their school community. 

Each session can accommodate up to 25 participants.

This program is facilitated by RFR-certified Resiliency Educators selected for their experience working with youth and who have undergone background checks.

Participants will:

• Learn the science of stress and how it affects students’ developing brains, bodies, and behaviors.

• Explore how stress can influence the ways students feel, respond, and show up each day.

• Practice simple, effective tools to support peers through difficult times and help them better manage stress.

Overall pricing varies based on the event details, but there is no cost to participating students.

Interested in bringing this program to your school or youth-serving organization? Contact us to discuss your needs and pricing options.

Continuing education credits (CEUs) are not available for this program. 

To support student Resiliency Ambassadors for Youth effectively, at least two adults at the participating school or youth-serving organization must first complete our Reconnect for Resilience™ training. This helps ensure that students have trusted adults who understand the RFR approach and can support them as they put their learning into practice.

Yes. Adults at the participating school or youth-serving organization who have participated in an RFR program can join our monthly Resilient Connections practice groups. These free groups offer an opportunity to revisit the tools, ask questions, practice with others, and stay connected to the RFR community. This ongoing connection helps adults continue building their own skills so they can best support students as they put what they’ve learned into practice.

Participating adults are also invited to explore our Program Catalog for ways to continue learning and practicing with us or to expand this work within their organization. 

Visit our FAQ page for helpful information about registration, scheduling, and more. And if you’d like to talk something through, reach out to our team anytime — we’re here to help.