The Mind Matters

The Mind Matters Club is a safe space for students to learn how to understand and manage their emotions. Together, we explore healthy ways to cope with stress, overthinking, sadness, and more—so we can grow stronger, happier, and healthier, one step at a time.

OverThinking

Helping you pause, breathe, and quiet the overthinking. Your mind matters here!

Stressed

Helping you manage stress, silence overthinking, and take care of your mind—because your mental health matters!

Anxious

A safe space for anxious minds. Share, learn, and grow while taking care of your mental health—because your mind matters!

Sad

Because it’s okay to feel sad. Let’s talk, share, and support each other. Your mind matters!

Burnt Out

Helping students recharge, cope, and conquer burnout. Your mind matters, and so does your well-being!

Angry

Turning anger into understanding. A safe space to share, reflect, and find calm.

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How this club helps Children!

Change

At The Mind Matters Club, we believe that positive change starts with understanding emotions. Many children struggle with feelings like stress, anxiety, sadness, or anger, which can affect their school life, friendships, and overall well-being. Our club provides a safe space where students can express their emotions freely and learn practical strategies to cope with challenges. Through peer support sessions, mindfulness exercises, and creative activities, children develop healthier habits, greater emotional resilience, and the confidence to handle life’s ups and downs. The change we aim for is not just temporary relief—it’s empowering kids to take control of their mental and emotional health for the long term.

Education

Education is at the heart of what we do. The Mind Matters Club doesn’t just provide support—it teaches children how to understand and manage their emotions. Through workshops, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities, students learn about stress management, self-care techniques, emotional regulation, and healthy ways to process feelings like anger or burnout. This education helps children recognize early signs of emotional distress, develop coping strategies, and build skills that contribute to better academic performance, stronger relationships, and overall mental well-being. By combining learning with support, we equip students with tools that last a lifetime.

Our Volunteers

Our volunteers are the heart of everything we do

Sid Girada

Founder & President

Charlie S

Vice President

Michael Clark

Officer

Emma B

Senior Director

Testimonials

Being part of this club

Joining The Mind Matters Club completely changed how I handle stress. The workshops and discussions helped me understand my emotions and gave me practical ways to stay calm.

Sarah Anderson

I used to overthink everything, but the club taught me techniques to manage my anxiety and focus on what really matters. It feels amazing to know I’m not alone.

George Flavius

The Mind Matters Club is a safe space where I can talk about how I feel without judgment. I’ve learned so much about dealing with burnout and balancing school and life.

Peter Oliver
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