DEEPER DIVE:
Educational + Healthful Resources Worth Exploring Further
The HearthMath Institute
A nonprofit with a life-transforming mission - to awaken our hearts’ intelligence and coherence, to further support emotional resiliency and connection in community. Research at the HeartMath Institute proves that, adding heart to our daily activities and connections produces measurable benefits to our own and others’ well-being. Their research library focuses on understanding, valuing, and educating on heart intelligence and how the heart-mind connection supports overall well being.

The Child Mind Institute
The Child Mind Institute is a leading independent nonprofit in children’s mental health. Dedicated to supporting children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders, through three Mission Areas that work together for greater impact: Care, Education and Science..

The Sound Education Center (for Children & Youth)
The Sound Education Center offers research-backed home schooling tools based on Sound, Music, Geometry and Vibration. With more than 500 science-backed exercises for ages from 3 months to 18 yrs old.
There are many free tools available, as well as, a growing list of healing frequencies to support with mental, emotional and physical health stressors; like ADD, ADHD, anxiety, headaches/ various physical pains, mental fog, immune function and much more through the Sound Therapy Center.
They also share their extensive library of clinical experiments and research papers backing their findings through the Sound Healing Research Foundation .

Mindful.org
This organization provides resources and tools for mindfulness and meditation, which can help reduce stress and increase self-awareness.

The American Institute of Stress
This organization provides resources and tools for managing stress and promoting well-being.

Children’s Health Defense
This nonprofit organization provides various educational resources for parents, focusing primarily on individual health freedom and advocacy. They offer information on parental rights on topics like minor consent, and internet censorship. They also provide updates on ongoing, complex issues, critical to children’s health; including the potential risks of environmental hazards; such as pesticides and PFAS (forever) chemicals, safety tips to improve food and municipal drinking water exposures, and science-backed research on the mental and biological effects of wireless communications on developing brains and bodies.