Triumph Steps Expands Emotional Literacy Programs to Schools Nationwide

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the significant expansion of Triumph Steps, an emotional literacy platform, into schools across the United States. Triumph Steps is launching a comprehensive Kindergarten through 12th grade program designed to enhance mental wellness, resilience, and emotional regulation within educational settings. This initiative, which coincides with World Mental Health Day, introduces a scalable framework that includes professional development for educators, a classroom-ready student curriculum, and tools for parent engagement. The program is rooted in neuroscience and emotional learning science, aiming to equip school communities with practical methods to help both children and adults thrive.

Beatriz Martinez-Peñalver, the Founder of Triumph Steps, emphasizes that emotional literacy is a schoolwide culture, not just a student skill. The program offers a plug-and-play curriculum for Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms, mindfulness-based teacher training, and resources to extend emotional learning to families. Martinez-Peñalver highlights the demand from educators for research-based tools that are easy to implement and have a real impact, which Triumph Steps aims to fulfill. For more information on this transformative initiative, visit the Triumph Steps website at https://triumphsteps.com.