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The 60-Second Reset

Welcome! This is a quick mini-course that teaches you a tiny tool to feel calmer in under a minute, anywhere, anytime.

Tap Next (or use your arrow keys) to go through it one step at a time.

Check In

How do you feel today?

Tap the face that fits best. There's no wrong answer. Noticing how you feel is the first step.

The Bottle Experiment

What happens when we bottle up stress?

Stress is the worried, tense feeling we get from hard things. When we keep it all inside, it builds up. Tap the worries and watch!

Add some worries to the bottle:

Tap a worry to add it in.

The Main Tool

Meet the 60-Second Reset

When stress hits, do these three easy steps. Together they take about one minute.

10 sec

Pause

Stop and notice what you're feeling. Don't react right away.

20 sec

Reset

Take slow breaths and tell yourself something kind to calm your body.

30 sec

Choose

Now pick a calm, smart choice instead of acting in a rush.

Ready to try it for real? Tap Next.

Your Turn

Let's do a Reset together

Ready?
60

Press Start and follow along. Find a comfy spot first.

Practice Time

Try the Reset on real situations

Pick a situation and walk through Pause, Reset, Choose. No wrong answers, it's all practice!

Most Important

It's okay to ask for help

Sometimes stress feels too big for a Reset, and that's okay. Feelings are invisible, so people can't always tell you're struggling. Talking really helps.

Talking helps

Sharing a worry makes it feel smaller.

Care for feelings early

Healthy habits now help you grow up strong.

Asking is brave

Reaching out is a strength, not a weakness.

If something feels too heavy, tell a trusted adult: a parent, teacher, or school counselor. You don't have to handle it alone.

You finished the course!

You learned how stress builds up, and how the 60-Second Reset (Pause, Reset, Choose) helps you handle it. Use it whenever you need it.

Made by Bridging the Gap. Sofia, Samantha, Caden, and Seonho.
Remember: asking for help is a strength, not a weakness.