R.E.N.E.W.

Removing Every Negative Emotion & Word

The R.E.N.E.W. curriculum sheds light on the past while opening up the lines of communication and shifting the vicious cycle of negativity that is occurring at schools, homes, and college campuses every day. Students will fully be able to recognize & break down the how & why of their current situation. Through this curriculum, students will gain a more clear perspective of how to fix the issues they're faced with while analyzing them as well. The curriculum provides practical advice on how to identify, approach, and move toward solutions to close the communication gap which currently plagues many students, parents, and educators in our society. Here's what other participants are saying about R.E.N.E.W. The R.E.N.E.W. curriculum is so powerful that one cannot read through the curriculum without doing some self reflection. I challenge ALL people in leadership roles to utilize the RENEW curriculum and witness the difference it can make within their organization.- Jessica Foreman- Baker Elementary 5th grade teacher- Pulaski County Special School District "The R.E.N.E.W. curriculum will change lives! It motivates one to believe that their imagination for their future, must be greater than the memories of their past. I wish this curriculum was available to me when I was a teenager. It would have changed my life and my choices tremendously. - Claudette W. Holt, MS- Conway, AR Before I started R.E.N.E.W. Dyamond was Dyamond meaning I said what I felt whether it hurt others or not. Now I take my time, step back, breathe and say ok.- Dyamond Stephenson- Maumelle High School The R.E.N.E.W. curriculum will be an essential tool for all clinicians to utilize with adolescents in their practice. This tool will assist the adolescent population with connecting their emotions with their behaviors. It will also give them a better understanding of why they do what they do.Freda Thomas, LCSW, CART- Private Practitioner- Texarkana, AR I am truly inspired to help create positive change within our children.- Sonja Hopkins-Hubbard- Crystal Hill Elementary Home School Counselor- Pulaski County School District