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title: Empower Early Adolescents with Proven EASE Training | ArcaMind
description: Discover ArcaMind’s proven EASE training on June 8th—empowering organizations with scalable, evidence-based skills for early adolescent emotional health.
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# Learn How EASE Supports Youth Mental Health—June 8th

Join us to discover how the EASE program equips youth with evidence-based skills to manage emotions and stress effectively.

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### RSVP Today!

# Early adolescence can be a tough time.

Emotions feel bigger, stress feels heavier, and many young people don’t yet have the tools to cope.

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## What is EASE?

### Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions

EASE is a social emotional learning   
curriculum developed by the World   
Health Organization (WHO) focusing   
on structured, skills-based mental health   
activities.

EASE is not therapy. It is a practical skills   
program that can be delivered in schools,   
community settings, and youth programs   
by trained facilitators.

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## EASE focuses on teaching simple, proven strategies that help young people:

### Understand and manage strong emotions

### Reduce stress and anxiety

### Improve problem-solving skills

### Build resilience and confidence

## Frequently asked questions

Where and when will this event take place?

This event will take place June 8th, 2026 from 2pm-3pm at the Holiday Inn and Suites Downtown Duluth in the Great Lakes Ballroom. 200 West First Street.

How can I attend this meeting virtually?

The meeting will be available virtually via zoom. You can access the meeting at 2pm on June 8th with this link:

[EASE Introduction Zoom Link](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86316550494)

Who should attend the EASE introductory event on June 8th?

This event is designed for school administrators, counselors, youth program directors, community leaders, and anyone working with young people ages 10-14.

What is the format and duration of the event?

The event runs from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM and provides an overview of the EASE program, implementation process, and training options.

Is prior mental health training experience required to attend?

No prior experience is required. This event is designed to introduce EASE to organizations new to the program and its evidence-based approach.

RSVP to our EASE introductory event

Complete the RSVP form at the top of this page or contact ArcaMind at 218-786-5829 or info@arcamind.com.