Project Thrive

Nurturing Resilience in Ourselves and the Next Generation

Project Thrive is an evidence-based initiative designed to empower adults—educators, clinicians, caregivers, and community leaders—with the tools to build resilience, model well-being, and foster positive development in children and youth. Rooted in the science of positive psychology and delivered through a dynamic, skill-based approach, Project Thrive equips adults to do more than cope—it enables them to thrive, and to become catalysts for sustainable, generational change.

Why Resilience Matters

Resilience is not a trait—it’s a practice. And when adults learn how to live it, they naturally pass it on to others. Whether you’re a teacher navigating classroom stress, a clinician facing burnout, or a parent supporting a child through adversity, Project Thrive offers practical and powerful strategies to restore energy, deepen purpose, and strengthen connections. Participants learn to move beyond surface-level self-care and into meaningful practices that improve emotional, physical, and relational well-being, creating a ripple effect of strength throughout families, schools, and communities.

Evidence-Based Models

Built on the PERMA+ Model of Positive Psychology (Seligman) and the SPIRE Model (Ben-Shahar), Project Thrive focuses on the full spectrum of well-being—spiritual, physical, intellectual, relational, and emotional.

Model of Thriving Resilience

Participants explore mindset, habits, practices of optimism, and integration through a structured yet flexible approach—ideal for both personal transformation and professional application.

Generational Impact

By nurturing resilience in themselves, adults become the foundation for stronger children, classrooms, and communities—breaking cycles of stress and burnout.

Who It’s For

  • Educators navigating classroom demands and seeking a healthier school culture
  • Clinicians & Helpers facing compassion fatigue or vicarious trauma
  • Parents & Kinship Caregivers supporting youth through transitions and adversity
  • Leaders & Organizations working to embed sustainable well-being in their teams
  • Paraprofessionals, aids, and assistants supporting individuals in various settings

Delivery Options

  • In-person or virtual Train-the-Trainer workshops
  • Group or individual coaching sessions
  • Consultations for schools, nonprofits, and behavioral health providers

 


Want to learn more?

When adults thrive, children do too. Let’s start nurturing resilience—together.

📩 Email Michael Martinez, Program Coordinator
📞 Or call us at (505) 830 1871