Mightier Meets Social Thinking

Big emotions, big thoughts, and everyday social challenges are all part of growing up. That's why we have partnered with Mightier to bring you the Mightier Skills curriculum series. Mightier helps children build emotional regulation skills through a unique combination of play, practice, and evidence-based strategies designed to strengthen self-control and coping skills. Created by Mightier, these resources help children build self-awareness, emotional regulation, and flexible thinking through hands-on activities and practical strategies that can be used at home, in the classroom, or in therapeutic settings.

Over the past year, we've had the opportunity to learn more about MIGHTIER's innovative, evidence-based digital tools that support mental health, social skills, and self-regulation.

From our first conversations, it was clear that we shared a common goal: helping educators and families access tools that teach social concepts and emotional understanding while also being engaging. In a corny way, you could say it was a bit like chocolate meeting peanut butter. Mightier brought deep expertise in mental health and self-regulation, while Social Thinking brought decades of experience creating and publishing trusted print curricula for schools. Together, we saw an opportunity to work together to bring a curriculum and activity kits to teachers and therapists in school- or clinic-based settings.

The result is two colorful, interactive kits that can be used independently or alongside lessons from the Social Thinking Methodology. Designed for today's students, the lessons help children better understand thoughts and emotions, navigate social interactions, reduce conflict, build stronger friendships, and develop self-confidence. Small-group Activity Packs are included to help students extend their learning and bridge the gap between school and home. As an added bonus, the curriculum kits include downloadable content and short teaching videos to extend learning and support teaching fidelity.