Cultures of Dignity store

We support the emotional and physical wellbeing of young people and the people who care for them. Providing this support is always important but it’s never more so than now. We need the tools and skills to manage ourselves and our relationships under exceptional circumstances.

To support you, we created social and emotional tools. We call them Tiny Guides. Check them out below!
These Tiny Guides will help you quickly comprehend core social and emotional concepts, understand their impact on you and your relationships, and equip you with tools to put them into action. 

Bundles

All of the Tiny Guides!

The Tiny Guides are most effective as a complete set. Learn how dignity transforms understanding your emotions and your brain. Save $15!
View bundle $40

How Your Emotions Work | TINY GUIDE BUNDLE

Learn what emotions are, how they impact your thinking, and how to feel more in control of your life and relationships.

View bundle $13

How Your Brain Works | TINY GUIDE BUNDLE

 Learn how your brain processes things, why your brain functions are important, and how we can use that information to help you grow.


View bundle $10

How To Practice | TINY GUIDE BUNDLE

Learn how naming and regulating our emotions is a skill and be coached through specific skills to help you practice.
View bundle $15

How Dignity Works | TINY GUIDE BUNDLE

Dignity is the belief that everyone matters the same amount no matter what. Learn what it is and why it’s the foundation of relationships. 
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Individual Guides

Anxiety | A TINY GUIDE

What happens when you experience anxiety? Do you freak out or slow down? Choose to regain some control, even if it's messy and hard. 

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Vulnerability | A TINY GUIDE

Vulnerability is like a diving board because it's the jumping off point for all kinds of emotions, both painful and fun.
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Cognitive Load | A TINY GUIDE

Your brain can only process so much. When you feel overwhelmed: here’s how to  re-frame challenging moments. 

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Learned Helplessness | A TINY GUIDE

Learned helplessness is just that, learned. You have experiences that make you believe you have no control. Here’s how to get control back. 
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Self-Compassion | A TINY GUIDE

Self-criticism is a hard pattern to break. Self-compassion is turning towards suffering with kindness and compassion. Here’s how to do that.
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Productive Discomfort | A TINY GUIDE

Your comfort zone can't expand if you don't challenge it. Productive Discomfort is where growth and change can happen, but where is it? 
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Emotional Hijacking | A TINY GUIDE

We can all be hijacked by our emotions. Become aware of when and how you're being captured by your emotional responses. 

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Emotional Granularity | A TINY GUIDE

Emotional granularity helps you become the architect of your experiences and creates clearer meaning in your interactions with others. 
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Boundaries | A TINY GUIDE

Boundaries are an important act of self-advocacy. Identify how to use boundaries to open up or close off to others. 

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Self Regulation & Self Advocacy | A TINY GUIDE

Self-Regulation is choosing to reflect, re-direct, and control your thoughts, feelings, and actions. It's a practice, learn how!
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Frustration Points | A TINY GUIDE

You don't need permission to be frustrated. It's how you react that matters. Adapt? Avoid? Take a breath and make a plan. 

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Shame | A TINY GUIDE

Shame creeps in when you feel vulnerable and erodes your sense of self-worth. Here are 3 tips to deal with shame! Don't fall for its tricks!
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Anger | A TINY GUIDE

Feeling angry is your brain perceiving a physical or emotional threat. It’s messy. Having tools to process anger is empowering!
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Neuroplasticity | A TINY GUIDE

We have control to rewire our brains! Neuroplasticity means change is always possible. 

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Metacognition | A TINY GUIDE

Metacognition is thinking about your thinking. Get curious about the stories your brain is telling you.

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What is Dignity? | A TINY GUIDE

Dignity is the inherent worth of every human. Everyone has the same amount. Here’s the difference between respect and dignity. 

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Elements of Dignity | A TINY GUIDE

The Elements of Dignity enable you to have conversations that help you break unhealthy, unproductive patterns.

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Dignity: How To Practice | A TINY GUIDE

When someone violates our dignity, our instincts react as if we’re being attacked. Learn how to transform these moments. 

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Free Guides

Shame | A TINY GUIDE

Shame creeps in when you feel vulnerable and erodes your sense of self-worth. Here are 3 tips to deal with shame! Don't fall for its tricks!
View product Free

How Dignity Works | TINY GUIDE BUNDLE

Dignity is the belief that everyone matters the same amount no matter what. Learn what it is and why it’s the foundation of relationships. 
View bundle Free

Licensing

License | Friends, Affiliates, and Household for up to 10 People

View product $60

LICENSE | Up to 50 People

View product $100

LICENSE | 50-100 People

View product $275

LICENSE | 100-500 People

View product $525

LICENSE | 500-1,000 People

View product $1,000

LICENSE | 1,000 - 2,500 People

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As an educator...

  • You're worried about your students' well being
  • You want to create an engaging educational environment 
  • You want easy to implement content for your students

As a parent...

  • You're concerned about your child’s well being but you're unsure where to start
  • You're overwhelmed 
  • You want to support their learning 
  • You want advice and tools to guide your child

As a young person...

  • You want to understand your emotions and how to manage them
  • You want to know more about how your brain works
  • You want help maintaining your online relationships
  • You want to manage conflicts with other people

As an individual...

  • You're seeking concrete strategies to improve your relationships 
  • You're curious about your emotions
  • You want to better manage yourself

What are tiny guides?

Tiny Guides are just that, tiny. 

These Tiny Guides will help you quickly comprehend core social and emotional concepts, understand their impact on you and your relationships, and equip you with tools to put them into action.

For example, do you want to better manage your anger? Totally possible and something all of us need to work on. Want to decrease your anxiety? It’s like riding a bike; you can with practice. Want to know what shame is and how it can stop you from taking risks that are good for you? You can learn how.

Megan Saxelby provided the inspiration and source material for these Tiny Guides. Without her contribution, these tiny guides wouldn't be tiny, they wouldn't exist!

How to use the guides:

as an educator

  • Have your class read a guide (or a bunch) and discuss
  • Use them as the basis for online advisory and check ins

As a parent...

  • Have your child read a guide (or a bunch) and ask them what they thought
  • Have a better understanding of your emotions and how they might be impacting your interactions with your child
  • Print them off and leave them around your house

as a young person

  • Understand and normalize your emotions and the impact they have on you 
  • Understand what’s happening in your brain
  • Get the words for how you are feeling so you don’t feel alone 
  • Read the guides to think about your emotions and better understand how they impact you and you and your relationships with others. 

As an individual...

  • You are seeking concrete strategies to help you manage your relationships 
  • You are curious about your emotions
  • You want to better manage yourself
  • You want tools to guide your understanding

These Tiny Guides are especially helpful during this time of uncertainty.

Right now, many of us are experiencing a dramatic increase in anxiety, sorrow, fear, and distress. Increasing your emotional literacy will help you feel more in control and better equipped to manage the complicated emotions that are arising in this challenging time. In the words of Marc Brackett, director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, “While the world is turned on its head, we have the opportunity to leverage the power of emotional intelligence to keep our feet on the ground and our minds directed toward building the future that we want for our students and ourselves. We can’t control what has happened, but we can control how we respond to what is happening.”

Cultures of Dignity

The Cultures of Dignity Team works with parents, educators, and young people to successfully navigate the social challenges of young adulthood.

This is the storefront where you can purchase social emotional tools.