Hooked on Courage Pricing Model
Invest in Courage. Choose the Path That Fits Your Family or Classroom.
The Hooked on Courage Course isn’t just a curriculum—it’s a bold invitation for young people to grow in self-awareness, resilience, and authentic creative expression. Whether you’re a parent, homeschooler, educator, or counselor, you’re here because you believe that children deserve more than worksheets, screen time, and shallow affirmations. You want to raise kids who are unafraid to be themselves—kids who can stand tall, speak up, and contribute meaningfully in a noisy, complicated world.
That’s exactly what this program was designed for.
This isn’t a generic “character building” class. It’s a 6-week journey through creative prompts, guided reflection, and arts-infused learning—designed to help K–12 students see themselves as powerful, courageous individuals. And we’ve made it flexible enough to fit your unique setting: from kitchen tables to classrooms, co-ops to counseling sessions.
Family & Individual Packages
• $97 – Single Student License
One child, 6-week course, digital e-book.
• $197 – Family License (up to 3 students)
Covers siblings, up to 3 logins.
• $297 – Full Household License (K–12)
Unlimited siblings, lifetime household use, K–12 adaptable
School / Classroom Packages
• $497 – Single Class License (up to 25 students, 1 grade)
One classroom, 6-week license.
• $997 – Multi-Class License (up to 3 classrooms/grades, ~75 students)
Discounted compared to 3x $497 ($1,491).
• $2,497 – Full School License (All 13 Grades K–12, one campus - 325 Students). Annual Subscription
Frequently Asked Questions
The Hooked on Courage Course is a 6-week arts-integrated program for grades K–12 that blends creativity, emotional intelligence, and resilience training. Through age-appropriate lessons in storytelling, art, music, drama, and reflection, children learn how to express themselves, build confidence, and develop the courage to thrive in school and beyond.
This course is for all children, everywhere. It’s perfect for:
Schools (K–12) — public, private, and charter
Title 1 schools — where arts education has been reduced or cut
Homeschool families — providing a structured, creative curriculum
Afterschool programs — enriching afternoons with creativity and teamwork
Hospitals & pediatric programs — helping children find courage and joy during difficult times
Churches, synagogues, and children’s ministries — blending arts and values-based education
Kids’ camps — offering fun, engaging lessons that build life skills in a group setting
Community organizations — anywhere children gather to grow, learn, or heal
The program runs for 6 weeks, with one session per week lasting about 30–45 minutes. Each lesson includes:
An inspiring quote of the week
A guided Innercise breathing technique (developed with John Assaraf)
A creative project or craft (age-appropriate for each grade level)
A life lesson and reflection exercise to apply learning in real life
An optional home activity to extend the lesson beyond the classroom
Students finish the course with:
Confidence to share ideas and express themselves
Emotional intelligence to recognize and manage feelings
Resilience to face setbacks with courage
Collaboration skills to work as a team and respect others
Creativity to solve problems and think beyond the box
No. The program comes with a Teacher’s Guide, student workbooks, and step-by-step instructions. Whether you’re a teacher, parent, camp leader, hospital volunteer, or ministry director, you can confidently guide children through the course.
The content is flexible for every age group:
Grades K–2: Play-based crafts, songs, and role-playing introduce kindness and courage.
Grades 3–5: Creative writing, arts, and group projects focus on teamwork and empathy.
Grades 6–8: Collaborative challenges, role-play, and reflection teach resilience and leadership.
Grades 9–12: Advanced projects, presentations, and community engagement build confidence and prepare teens for real-world challenges.
We introduce technology as a tool for creativity and innovation. Younger students might use simple drawing or music apps, while older students may create videos, digital art, or multimedia presentations. By teaching children to use technology positively and creatively, we help them see it as a way to build, connect, and share — not just consume.
Bullying — both in-person and online — is a reality children face today. This course tackles it head-on by teaching empathy, self-worth, and courage. Students practice role-playing, learn conflict resolution strategies, and discuss the impact of words and actions. For older students, we specifically address cyberbullying, teaching safe, responsible, and respectful use of social media. The goal is to empower students to stand strong, stand kind, and stand together.
For Students: They gain confidence, courage, and creativity that last a lifetime.
For Educators & Leaders: The ready-to-use program supports social-emotional learning goals while making classrooms and groups more engaged and connected.
For Families & Communities: Children bring home lessons of respect, empathy, and resilience, creating stronger families and more compassionate communities.
That’s why Hooked on Courage is more than a course — it’s a movement for positive change.
Yes. Schools and organizations can access digital resources (guides, videos, and worksheets) or request printed workbooks and guides. This makes the program flexible for classrooms, afterschool programs, hospitals, or camps.