Strengthen Community and Well-Being.
Our evidence-based curriculum, Connection Diagnostic Assessment© and live group coaching support schools to build a culture of belonging and improve mental health.
For K-12 Students.
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Student-ready curriculum and small group coaching teach skills such as how to strengthen self-confidence, build healthy relationships and manage social media use.
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Diverse mental health coaches bring lessons to life, teaching skills through story in the curriculum and live coaching.
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The research-backed Robin Connection Diagnostic Assessment© evaluates student well-being and sense of belonging and provides insights to develop relevant, impactful programming.
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Created entirely by educators, Robin is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, standards-aligned and available in Spanish and English.
For Administrators, Teachers and Staff.
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Highly interactive group coaching and professional development workshops are all live and can be done in-person or virtually.
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Educators focus on community-building and practice applying skills learned to real-life situations.
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Topics include how to reframe stress, manage challenging behavior and support students at risk.
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Coaching can be included as part of professional development time or scheduled during or after school.
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All content created by administrators and/or educators.
For Parents and Guardians.
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Interactive workshops and coaching series engage and build community among the adults who care for students at home.
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Topics include helping your child or teen deal with anxiety, supporting healthy social media use and de-escalating and minimizing family conflict.
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Led by a diverse network of dynamic coaches who are leaders in education, psychology and wellness.
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Sessions can be virtual or in-person and scheduled after school or in the evenings.
The Connection Diagnostic Assessment©
Providing valuable insights on student well-being and belonging, the Robin Connection Diagnostic Assessment© (CDA) measures the degree to which students feel connected to themselves and others.
The easy-to-administer, anonymous 20-question student assessment provides actionable insights with custom lesson recommendations and assesses impact on student skill development.
Backed by a body of research including studies by Draper and Lee and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDA© can be conducted with students in grades 5-12.
Funding For Robin.
At Robin, we believe in equitable learning for all students and work to ensure our product meets the requirements of many federal funding sources. Robin programming can be funded by Titles I, II, and IV of ESSA as well as other state and local funding sources. We are here to support you in finding all available funding and sponsorship opportunities.
