Therapists, Counselors, and Educators:
Empowering children with social skills has never been so achievable.
Take a peek at our curriculum!
What is Casey's Clubhouse?
Who uses our Professional Subscription?
How Can I Implement
Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum?
Traditional 30-Week Curriculum
Customizable 5 to 10-Week Units
Independent Sessions with One-On-One Clients
What does our curriculum teach?
Here are just some of the life skills that kids walk away with after journeying with us.
Energy Regulation
Learn how to recognize and balance their energy given the environment.
Self-Love
Learn about how positive affirmations can help us believe in ourselves and see our good.
Re-Routing Negative Thoughts
Learn proven strategies to listen to and channel their negative thinking into more realistic & balanced thoughts.
Problem-Solving
Understand perspective and practice which kinds of problems they can work through on their own, and when to get help.
Awareness
Explore how their energy, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are all interconnected, and how one can affect the other.
Friendship Rights & Responsibilities
Learn the rights and responsibilities we all have in friendships, and how to honor others' stories and truths.
Emotional Intelligence
Recognize verbal and nonverbal cues as "clues" into how someone might be feeling, then connect with their own emotions to bridge gaps.
Believing in Personal Mastery
Learn how to bolster themselves up with their own growth, using personal experiences as evidence, rather than comparing their journey to others.
Trigger Management
Discover research-backed methods that help them pause and find calm before exploding into anger.
What does our curriculum teach?
Here are just some of the life skills that kids walk away with after journeying with us.
Energy Regulation
Learn how to recognize and balance their energy given the environment.
Self-Love
Learn about how positive affirmations can help us believe in ourselves and see our good.
Re-Routing Negative Thoughts
Learn proven strategies to listen to and channel their negative thinking into more realistic & balanced thoughts.
Problem-Solving
See and practice which kinds of problems they can work through on their own, and when to get help.
Mindfulness
Explore how their energy, thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are all interconnected, and how one can affect the other.
Friendship Rights & Responsibilities
Learn the rights and responsibilities we all have in friendships, and how to honor others' stories and truths.
Emotional Intelligence
Recognize verbal and nonverbal cues as "clues" into how someone might be feeling, then connect with their own emotions to bridge gaps.
Believing in Personal Mastery
Learn how to bolster themselves up with their own growth, using personal experiences as evidence, rather than comparing their journey to others.
Trigger Management
Discover research-backed methods that help them pause and find calm before exploding into anger.
What do I get with my Professional Subscription?
Plus...
instant access to our training & curriculum
Once you purchase, you'll receive...
Instant access to the entire Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum and Training
An email welcoming you to Casey's Clubhouse
Guaranteed support from our team
A purchase invoice (also available to view in your account)
Who is a typical Casey's Kid?
The Casey's Clubhouse curriculum serves kids in 1st-8th grade who have had social or emotional challenges due to negative environments or situations, psychological difficulties, or physiological differences. These challenges have led to social skills deficits, exclusion, disconnection, and social delays.
Our curriculum has supported kids with:
Our curriculum has supported kids with:
Who is a typical Casey's Kid?
The Casey's Clubhouse curriculum serves kids in 1st-6th grade who have had social or emotional challenges due to negative environments or situations, psychological difficulties, or physiological differences. These challenges have led to social skills deficits, exclusion, disconnection, and social delays.
Our curriculum supports kids with:
Our curriculum supports kids with:
What does a typical Casey's Club look like?
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Gong In
Club members show a friendly greeting and breathe calmly as the gong rings. Casey’s Club officially begins! -
Sharing and Caring
Club members share "what's up!" They talk about their thoughts, feelings, and work with their other clubmates and listen as clubmates share with them. -
Casey's Adventures
Club members gather and watch Casey’s weekly story and lesson. -
Lesson Discussion
Club members share their thoughts about the week’s chapter and listen as facilitators teach the lesson more in depth. -
Activity
Club members play a game, work on a project, or do an activity with the group to reinforce the lesson and have fun! -
3 Gs: Gab, Grub, Games!
Club members have a chance to chat, snack, and play with their other clubmates, encouraging friendly interactions! -
It's a WRAP
Clean up and regroup. Clubmates count their tokens and earn a bead on their necklace or a sticker for a job well done. -
Gong Out
Club members breathe calmly as the gong rings.
Casey’s Club officially ends!
How Does Casey's Clubhouse Work?
Casey's Clubs are social groups designed to facilitate the development of social, emotional, and life skills for children. A typical Casey's Club is a full school-year commitment and runs from September to early June. Don't have the time and resources for a full school-year curriculum? That's just fine. Our six sections of skills can be divided into standalone units, turning a 30-week curriculum into 5-week segmented units.
These clubs reinforce and enhance children's skillsets, while also introducing new skills. They provide an opportunity for children to have connections outside of their day-to-day lives, make new friends, and take the time to learn about themselves. From basic to advanced skills, the curriculum can adapt to the group.
These clubs reinforce and enhance children's skillsets, while also introducing new skills. They provide an opportunity for children to have connections outside of their day-to-day lives, make new friends, and take the time to learn about themselves. From basic to advanced skills, the curriculum can adapt to the group.
We understand that making and keeping friends can be challenging for many kids. Whether social issues arise from common friendship issues or skills deficits, many kids need a safe place to relate, reboot and regroup.
Our 30-week curriculum helps kids:
Our 30-week curriculum helps kids:
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learn self-regulation to better communicate, approach, cooperate, and engage with others.
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increase self-awareness to become more responsible, communicate better, assert themselves, and increase empathy towards themself and others.
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discover personal determination to set their sights on successful interactions, relational competency, and assertion of self.
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effectively problem-solve to increase their cooperation, communication, responsibility, and reliability with and to others.
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develop self-confidence with the experience of positive communication and problem-solving and engagement with others.
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experience a mastery of skills to reinforce the whole experience.
How Does Casey's Clubhouse Work?
Casey's Clubs are social groups designed to facilitate the development of social, emotional, and life skills for children. A typical Casey's Club is a full school-year commitment and runs from September to early June. Don't have the time and resources for a full school-year curriculum? That's just fine. Our six sections of skills can be divided into standalone units, turning a 30-week curriculum into 5-week segmented units.
These clubs reinforce and enhance children's skillsets, while also introducing new skills. They provide an opportunity for children to have connections outside of their day-to-day lives, make new friends, and take the time to learn about themselves. From basic to advanced skills, the curriculum can adapt to the group.
These clubs reinforce and enhance children's skillsets, while also introducing new skills. They provide an opportunity for children to have connections outside of their day-to-day lives, make new friends, and take the time to learn about themselves. From basic to advanced skills, the curriculum can adapt to the group.
We understand that making and keeping friends can be challenging for many kids. Whether social issues arise from common friendship issues or skills deficits, many kids need a safe place to relate, reboot and regroup.
Our 30-week curriculum helps kids:
Our 30-week curriculum helps kids:
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learn self-regulation to better communicate, approach, cooperate, and engage with others.
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increase self-awareness to become more responsible, communicate better, assert themselves, and increase empathy towards themself and others.
-
discover personal determination to set their sights on successful interactions, relational competency, and assertion of self.
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effectively problem-solve to increase their cooperation, communication, responsibility, and reliability with and to others.
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develop self-confidence with the experience of positive communication and problem-solving and engagement with others.
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experience a mastery of skills to reinforce the whole experience.
Are you ready to start empowering kids with skills?
Professional
Yearly Subscription
$199/Year
For professionals who want to build and run a Casey's Club as a supportive or therapeutic group in a private practice or school setting, or use independently with clients.
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Licensed for use by two facilitators through same login
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Access to entire Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum (30 Stories, 30 Lessons, 30 Home Activities), customizable to your unique application
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20 Discounted Student Membership Add-ons
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Facilitator Training, Lesson Plans, and Troubleshooting
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Club Forms and Assessments Templates
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Parent Support Resources
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iOS or Android mobile apps for on-the-go access
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Bonus! 2 Discounted Professional Memberships to share
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be certified to teach Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum in my club?
We offer an online training course for therapists, facilitators, teachers, and other child-focused specialists. We highly recommend that facilitators take the training course and review the materials before they use them in individual therapy, group therapy, a social club, or a classroom. We do not certify professionals for this program. Each profession follows a code of ethics when using therapeutic or educational material with children.
What credentials or qualifications do I need to use or teach the Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum? Do I need to be licensed?
Because Casey’s curriculum has both therapeutic and educational benefits, we have expanded our offer of the material to therapists, child specialists, and educators so more children can benefit from the program. Thus, if opening a therapeutic group, we expect professionals to be up-to-date with their specific license and legally treat and educate their clients or students. We leave the licensing boards to oversee their own professionals.
Can I run a Casey's Club as a non-therapeutic club?
Yes. We ask that all facilitators are child-focused professionals, thus you can run Casey’s Club as a non-therapeutic club for non-therapeutic group members. Basically, it would be an educational club rather than therapeutic.
Can I run an online Telehealth Casey's Club?
Can Casey’s Clubhouse be run online? Yes! Especially if the therapist is trying to connect with a difficult to reach or remote population. So many clients are turning to Telehealth and Casey’s online program works well as an online club.
The best way to run a Casey’s Club online:
- Each child has their own Casey’s membership, which we have discounted to $59 a year for affordability. (Once you purchase your Build a Club subscription, you’ll see a link through your account information that you can send your clients to purchase their discounted student membership.)
- Parents monitor child’s pre-club viewing of the stories and lesson so they are prepared for the online club.
- Therapists will need a secure online conference platform for discussion and games.
- Children do their home activity after each session so that they can share it during the next group session.
- Therapists schedule and lead at least 3 parent groups meetings during the year, sharing the parent videos for discussion.
Do my club members need to have their own login access to the curriculum?
We have found that it benefits most club members to have their own account with parent management. This gives children the opportunity to watch the videos as many times as they like, access the coloring pages and home activities whenever they would like, and earn some certificates for their hard work throughout each section. Most children who are in therapeutic or social clubs will have their own logins for access to their own membership. In some cases, the child might not need a login. Individual therapists or child specialists might just use the videos during a session to share with a child. And in some cases, a classroom might show the videos and print out the home activities for children to do in class. Professionals who are using the curriculum do get discount codes to allow students access to a login and a membership. We do recommend that children have access to the program.
Can my club members go through this curriculum independently?
Parents, facilitators, therapists, and teachers are important mentors to help children work through Casey’s curriculum. They are needed to help identify what children understand, process how it applies to their own experiences, and integrate it into their world. When students do have their own membership and login, they might go through the material on their own. They might watch videos as their curiosity takes them to the next adventure. As long as the children have mentors to process the material, we have found that those curious enough to move ahead tend to get a lot out of the program.
What if Casey's Clubhouse ends up not working out for me?
We offer a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. If you discover that our curriculum isn't right for you within 30 days of purchasing, please contact us at info@caseys-clubhouse.com for a refund.
If you choose to cancel your subscription within the 12 months through your Account Dashboard, you will still have access to the subscription for the remainder of the 12 months before you lose access.
If you choose to cancel your subscription within the 12 months through your Account Dashboard, you will still have access to the subscription for the remainder of the 12 months before you lose access.
Is internet access required?
While most of our accompanying pdf lessons, activities, and worksheets are downloadable and printable, the Casey's Clubhouse chapter videos do require internet access and are not available for download.
Is the curriculum mobile friendly?
Yes! While our website and curriculum will look the prettiest when viewed on a desktop or laptop, the entirety of the Casey's Clubhouse Curriculum is designed to be accessed through desktop, tablet, and phones. Check out our mobile app in the Apple Store or Play Store. If something isn't displaying correctly, please contact us so we can help troubleshoot the issue!