Mighty + Bright
Science has already figured out how to protect kids from mental health crises. We've developed the first program to bring that research home >
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Founded in 2013 by mom and young cancer survivor Sara Olsher, Mighty + Bright is committed to creating tools that help parents combat the effects of traumatic experiences like divorce, cancer, pandemics, and major change.
Based on strong research about the protective factors for mental health, we partner with experts to create products that are super fun for families, create lasting bonds between kids and their caregivers, and truly help our unique communities.
Mighty + Bright is proud to donate 10% of our profits and match every single dollar donated (with no limit) to Resilience Campaign™
to help kids affected by cancer emotionally cope with their diagnosis and treatment. Learn More >
As parents, most of us were not raised with the coping skills we needed. Now, we want better for our kids — but we're not sure where to begin.
Mighty + Bright aims to solve that problem, with straightforward, easy-to-implement skills parents feel capable of teaching at home.
"With more than 20 years experience working with children and families, I have witnessed first-hand the value of consistency, routines, and empowering children's emotional and mental health."
— Suzanne Tovey, CLS, GC-C, GCCA-C, Grief Counselor
"A lot of mental health issues stem from home. It's so important for parents to really plug in to their child."
— Nicole Henry, Child Counselor
"One of the biggest struggles parents face is how to raise emotionally intelligent and resilient kids when they themselves don't always know how to navigate emotions in a healthy way. What I love about this subscription box is that it contains tools and activities kids will love AND expert guidance for parents in not only using the materials with their kids, but also with themselves."
— Dr. Laura Froyen PhD
"Families will be able to utilize the strategies immediately. Amazing resource for families and professionals alike!"
— Krista Malone, MS ED, MA
Elementary School Counselor
