Fundamental Life Tools
The Fundamental Life Tools is a practical guide to dealing with life on life's terms. Inspired by years of workshopping in Indivisible Arts' nonprofit youth mental wellness program - this book has been formed by a community of youth, teens, and mental health leaders across the world....
REAL IMPACT IN ACTION
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WE TEACH OUR PROGRAM AT:
Da Vinci Rise, MCHS hoops, HVS, PSM (add More)
A Fresh New Take On
Mindfulness
STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Tools for Youth, By Youth - Our innovative approach combines peer support with a toolkit for meeting life on life’s terms. Check out our library of videos covering all the challenges youth might be going through….
What People Are Saying
“They’ve created something that just works. This can help so many lives - this is a program worthy of supporting, and our time is now.”
Tom Bakaly, CEO, Beach Cities Health District“Communication was top-notch and the final outcome was even better than we imagined. A great experience all around.”
quote from parent who is a therapist“In a time when so much of life is "virtual" and disconnected, we intentionally invest in programs that create in person connections and empower youth with tangible skills to combat the isolation, depression, anxiety and trauma which can lead to substance abuse, self-harm or suicide. Indivisible Arts' combination of the 7 Pillars and creative outlets via the arts provides a winning formula which our youth and young adults can apply throughout their lives. I wish every young person had access to these programs.”
Ranlyn Tilley Hill, JD, Grant Program Development and Administration, L.L. Foundation for YouthSIMPLICITY IN OUR APPROACH
7 TOOLS
1 PROGRAM
Learn about each of the tools
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Through learning to closely observe our thoughts, we gain greater self-control and self-understanding.
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By learning to accept reality as it is, we develop greater emotional resiliency through challenging times.
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Students learn to develop clear goals, and how to achieve them through daily focus.
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Going beyond “gratitude lists,” students will learn simple ways to practice and feel gratitude daily.
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Kindness and thoughtfulness are at the center of this tool, as well as empathy and patience.
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By learning to “let go” of past hurts, we are able to be more effective in the present.
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Students learn to deepen their connection to their fellow students, nature, beauty, service and their surroundings.