Equip Educators
Empower Students
Enrich Learning

We help students and educators thrive in school, work, and life by integrating mind-body practices into everyday teaching and learning.

Calm Bodies, Engaged Minds

Strengthening Learning from the Inside Out

Well-being and learning are deeply connected.
Conscious Classroom helps schools address a root cause of stress and disengagement by teaching students and educators how their brain and nervous system function—and how to regulate them through simple, consistent mind–body practices.

The result: stronger internal capacities, more supportive learning environments, and growth that extends far beyond the classroom.

Lifelong Learning Starts Here

Solutions for Educators and Students

Evidence-Based • Practice-Driven • Outcomes-Focused

Educator Development

Our Educator Well-Being Learning Series equips educators with effective strategies for self-regulation, alleviating anxiety and stress, enhancing wellness, and cultivating healthy relationships.

Student Curriculum

Our Student Well-Being Curriculum empowers educators to foster a supportive environment where students can develop essential social skills, emotional intelligence, and physical well-being.

Rooted in Research

Our unique approach integrates mind-body practices, brain science, and positive youth development into everyday learning.

Grounded in the Compass Advantage framework and Social and Emotional Learning principles, we help educators and students cultivate eight internal strengths that support well-being, learning, and lifelong success.

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Self-Awareness

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Resilience

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Sociability

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Curiosity

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Empathy

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Integrity

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In Their Words

“Conscious Classroom has created a curriculum that has been a wonderful addition to the Yoga & Mindfulness course I teach for high school students. The topics covered have been great to discuss with students and be able to connect to real life examples so students can see the importance of Social and Emotional Learning. I think now more than ever young people need knowledge in how to process emotions and figure out how to manage stress and this course does just that.”

Tori Bates

Health & PE Educator

Gracie Cate, 14 yrs
"My biggest challenge is ADHD. It's really hard for me to focus on the teacher or on a paper I'm supposed to be doing, any work-related things, but if I just take a deep break it really helps me to focus."
Gracie Cate, 14 yrs
"My biggest challenge is ADHD. It's really hard for me to focus on the teacher or on a paper I'm supposed to be doing, any work-related things, but if I just take a deep break it really helps me to focus."
Gracie Cate, 14 yrs
Gracie Cate, 14 yrs
Harris, 15 yrs
"A really common injury in football is your hamstring, and that's why our coaches always make sure beforehand we do the forward fold so our hamstrings are looser and less prone to injury."
Harris, 15 yrs
"A really common injury in football is your hamstring, and that's why our coaches always make sure beforehand we do the forward fold so our hamstrings are looser and less prone to injury."
Harris, 15 yrs
Harris, 15 yrs
Faith, 14 yrs
“What’s really stressful about school is when my teacher assigns something but I don’t know what it is. But doing mindful movement and just taking a breath sometimes just calms me, and it takes my mind off the things that are stressing me out, which helps me come back to it really easily and makes it less stressful."
Faith, 14 yrs
“What’s really stressful about school is when my teacher assigns something but I don’t know what it is. But doing mindful movement and just taking a breath sometimes just calms me, and it takes my mind off the things that are stressing me out, which helps me come back to it really easily and makes it less stressful."
Faith, 14 yrs
Faith, 14 yrs
Cash, 17 yrs
"I think the most stressful thing about school is the workload they give you and the procrastination that comes with it. Through breathing exercises with mindful movement, I've learned I can stay on topic and stay focused."
Cash, 17 yrs
"I think the most stressful thing about school is the workload they give you and the procrastination that comes with it. Through breathing exercises with mindful movement, I've learned I can stay on topic and stay focused."
Cash, 17 yrs
Cash, 17 yrs