The SET Principle Program for Students

“You’re the BOSS of your emotions. Don’t let THEM push YOU around.”

Considering the stressful and emotionally charged environment we are currently faced with, this is the ideal time to offer The SET Principle® program, which will help your students manage their emotions at school, work, home, and behind the wheel.

Students will acquire the knowledge and tools to manage emotions when:
– Dealing with personality clashes with other students, friends, and family members
– Handling day-to-day stressors (e. g., technology issues and juggling busy schedules)
– Taking exams
– Delivering speeches
– Going on job interviews
– Being pressured by peers to vape or use drugs

Based upon the neuroscience, the tools the program provides will help students understand how the emotional and thinking parts of the brain work and how to keep emotions from “driving” their behavior. It will also show the permanent damage to the brain caused by vaping.

This program is currently in use by Broward County Schools’ Mental Health Dept.

Testimonials from the specialists using the program with students:

When I explain the SET Principle to them, they resonate with it. It’s like a light bulb comes on in their head when I introduce it. —Denina P.

They find the concept of ‘Emotions Down’ particularly helpful, as it provides a structured approach to calming themselves before reacting. The ‘Thinking Up’ component also resonates, encouraging them to engage in rational decision-making. —Wilna M.

The sections on negative emotions and conflict seem to really strike a chord with the students! — Jenny N.

Everything is great! The students love Slide 11 the “I” statement. It helps us talk through the situation and come up with a solution to navigate through it. —Laquesta D.

Listen to The SET Principle for Students jingle
Credits: Vocals, Bertram Gillings and Stephanie Mair; Music track and production, Jorge Guzman; Lyrics, Marsha Freedman.

Please use the contact form below or give us a call at 954.249.7745 (M) to learn more about how this program can be delivered as a keynote, a train-the-teacher program with licensing, and/or as a program for professional development day.



For more information, please complete the contact form below or call Marsha Freedman, M.S. at (954) 249.7745.