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Helping Children Develop Healthy Minds

Grades 1 - 12

About Us

Sane Minds is India’s first preventive mental wellness curriculum for K-12 students based on scientifically proven framework of Social & Emotional Learning or SEL.

Everyday, children perform evidence based activities to learn social & emotional skills such as Managing Emotions, Having Empathy, Solving Problems, Making Responsible Decisions & Maintaining Healthy Relationships.

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Why Sane Minds?

According to WHO, 50% of all mental health disorders start by age 14, but most cases are undetected and untreated.

There are 4 main categories of mental health problems that actively affect students.

Depression

Anxiety & Stress

Drug Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Conduct Disorder

Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder - ADHD

Concentration Difficulty

Neuro Development Disorder

Sleeping Issues

Poor School Performance

Intense Feeling of Sadness & Guilt

Anger Outburst

Social Media
Addiction

Temper Tantrums

Attention Seeking

Violence

Saying no to School

Self-Harm

Hyperactivity

Extreme Mood Swings

Low Self Esteem/Self Respect

Social Withdrawal

Irritability, Fears, Worries & Guilt

Tiredness & Low Energy

Sad Feelings

Self-Harm

Communication Difficulties

Bullying

Shyness/Under Confidence

Loneliness

Peer Pressure

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Sane Minds Features

Scientifically Proven

Our curriculum is based on Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) framework. SEL has scientifically proven benefits for students including, increased academic achievements, positive behavior, healthier life choices & many more.

Progressive Curriculum

Our curriculum progresses as your child grows, aligning with their age and grade.

Structured Curriculum

Our curriculum is structured on a Weekly Subject Theme. Every week, we address one of the common Behavioural, Social, Emotional and Cognitive challenges faced by students throughout their school years.

In-Built Psychometric Evaluation

Our curriculum includes a scientifically validated psychometric assessment tool. It helps parents and teachers to analyse the child’s overall mental health and find areas needing extra care.

Performance Tracking

You can follow your child's progress with our handy performance tracking feature. Get weekly updates on completed, incomplete and unattempted activities.

Professional Consultation

When extra support is needed, we've got you covered. Access certified & experienced psychologists for professional consultation to ensure your child gets the help they need.

How it Works

Here’s how it all comes together at Sane Minds.

Daily Activities

Your child spends just 10-15 minutes each day doing activities which are scientifically proven to enhance their mental health. Regular practice will enable your child to develop a healthy identity overtime.

Psychometric Evaluation

Parents invest 10 mins every 4 months to take a psychometric assessment for their child. It enables parents and teachers to understand the child’s overall mental health and find out areas which need attention.

Performance Tracking

Parents and teachers can easily track a child's progress week by week and see what activities are complete, incomplete and unattempted.

Professional Consultation

If your child needs extra support, our certified & experienced psychologists are here for you. Talk to them about any concerns you have about your child, and they can offer guidance through counselling and therapy sessions

Social Emotional Learning or SEL

Social Emotional Learning is process of learning social and emotional skills. With SEL, students learn to manage their own emotions and behaviours, have empathy and show care and concern for others, solve problems effectively, make responsible decisions and maintain healthy relationships.

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parents say it’s important that schools teach SEL.
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parents want schools to teach students social and emotional skills like respect, cooperation, perseverance, and empathy.
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parents say social and emotional learning has become even more important since the pandemic.
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parents want their children’s school to continue teaching SEL or do more on SEL.
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employers say SEL skills are as important as technical skills.
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employers say social and emotional skills are increasingly important to company success.
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high school students say they want a school that prioritises SEL.
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high school students say SEL would help them personally.
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of all U.S. politicians strongly support SEL in schools
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teachers agree that promoting social and emotional learning improves student’s academic achievement.
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school administrators believe that social and emotional learning is just as important as academic learning.
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teachers say SEL has positive impact on skills such as collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.