Mightier

Child wears the heart rate sensor and plays Mightier games.

Games trigger frustration, prompting the child to practice calming techniques (e.g., deep breathing).

Parent uses the Parent App to track progress and access tips for managing anger at home.

Family engages in offline Skill Pack activities to reinforce emotional learning.

Child learns to identify and manage anger triggers, reducing outbursts.

Child uses Mightier games at home to practice focus and impulse control.

Biofeedback helps the child become aware of physiological responses to stress and frustration.

Parent collaborates with teachers to implement strategies learned through Mightier in the classroom.

Child learns to apply coping skills to academic challenges, improving focus and reducing impulsivity.

Child plays Mightier games to learn relaxation techniques and manage physiological symptoms of anxiety.

Parent uses the Parent App to access resources on anxiety management and support the child.

Family engages in Skill Pack activities that promote emotional expression and coping skills.

Child learns to challenge anxious thoughts and develop effective coping strategies.

Child uses Mightier games to learn about different emotions and practice recognizing emotional cues.

Biofeedback helps the child connect physiological sensations with emotional states.

Parent uses the Parent App to access resources on supporting children with ASD.

Family engages in Skill Pack activities that promote social interaction and emotional expression.

Parents access Mightier through employer-sponsored family-centered programming.

Child uses Mightier games at home, fitting it into their schedule.

Parents use the Parent App to track progress and access tips for supporting their child's mental health.

Mightier provides convenient and accessible mental health support for busy families.