Frequently Asked Questions

High schools can integrate Thrive Year One into their college preparation initiatives to support seniors in navigating their mental health. It can be incorporated into health and wellness curricula, distributed during mental health workshops, or used as part of senior class activities. To boost engagement, consider offering incentives such as a raffle prize (e.g., a college dorm essentials basket) for students who complete the program. Alternatively, it can be presented as a meaningful gift to graduating seniors, helping them prioritize their mental well-being as they transition to college.

This resource serves as an excellent First-Year Experience (FYE) text, easily integrated into FYE courses to promote student well-being. It can be used for early college assignments, helping students reflect on and prioritize their mental health as they begin their college journey. Additionally, universities can distribute Thrive Year One during first-year orientation, providing students with a valuable tool to support their mental health as they transition into college life.

Parents play a vital role in supporting their student’s well-being and creating space for open conversations about mental health during the college journey. Some parents offer rewards for completing Thrive Year One, while others encourage their student’s friends to participate, creating a sense of shared experience. The most powerful approach may be discussing the long-term value of this resource in fostering independence and resilience as they navigate college life.

Investing in student mental health is one of the most impactful steps a school can take. Thrive Year One addresses a critical gap in preparing students for the emotional challenges of college life, offering them tools to plan for their well-being in advance. To advocate for this resource, highlight its importance in fostering resilience and academic success. If funding is a concern, many schools have successfully utilized community grants or mental health funding to support the purchase of resources like this.

Yes! Email orders@thriveyearone.com with how many you are looking to purchase.

Yes! Speaking engagements can be arranged to complement bulk purchases of Thrive Year One, or as standalone events. These talks are an excellent way to emphasize the importance of mental health and wellness for students transitioning to college, with opportunities for resource sales after the event.

Thrive Year One is a workbook-style resource that mirrors the reflective learning process students will encounter in college. Unlike traditional materials, this book is self-paced and encourages deeper self-reflection, allowing students to revisit and refine their answers over time. Its interactive nature helps students actively engage with their mental health, fostering resilience and emotional preparedness before they even step on campus.