FREE MINI-COURSE FOR STUDENTS

| 3 VIDEOS TO STOP SOCIAL AGGRESSION

| Includes Discussion Guides for grades 4-12

Rethink Bullying & Build Resilience

Three video lessons from Jeff's two-time internationally award-winning speech which empowers students to face adversity, grow in resilience, and solve their own social problems. Share the empowering approach used by over 1 million people.

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IN THIS MINI-COURSE, STUDENTS WILL LEARN…

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WINNING THE BULLYING GAME

Learn why people try to drive you crazy and how to gain your power back, quickly and easily.

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EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE

The secret to protecting your heart and staying calm, when others try to hurt your feelings.

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THE GENIUS GOLDEN RULE

The ninja-skill which uses kindness to cause confusion and turns enemies into friends.

Meet National Resilience Educator
Jeff Veley

Jeff Veley makes social and emotional learning fun! He’s an award-winning youth motivational speaker and entertainer who specializes in resilience education for bullying prevention.

Jeff is the co-author of Golden Rule Ambassadors, SQUABBLES®, and Bigfoot Gets Bullied (a #1 Amazon best seller). Over 1 million people have been impacted by Jeff’s bullying prevention strategies. As a result, he’s received two international awards for effectiveness in conflict resolution and is recognized as a World Peace Ambassador by the United Nations.

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This technique is honestly the best I have ever heard of, because I have experienced it first-hand. Thanks for showing me a new way of coping with bullying and also building up my resilience!

— Morgan, Middle School Student

This is, by far, the simplest and most common-sense approach (to bullying) that I’ve ever heard.

— Andrea Korreck, Principal, Perry Township Schools

I have spent my career researching anti-bullying programs and never found one that offered a solution. This one does! Jeff’s is the most practical and helpful that I have encountered.

— Dr. Brian Hazeltine, Superintendent, Algoma Schools