The Mind Body Awareness Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching youth essential life skills through a proprietary rehabilitation program designed specifically to meet the social and emotional needs of highly-at-risk youth and target their underlying criminogenic needs. In juvenile halls, clinics, high schools, and group homes we meet teenagers whose habitual behaviors are leading them down a road to substance abuse, crime, and violence.

The Art of Yoga Project is designed to help girls in the juvenile justice system by focusing on early intervention and preparing girls for a positive future. Our long-term vision is that the Art of Yoga Project’s Yoga and Creative Arts Curriculum will be nationally and internationally recognized as a valid and effective treatment for at-risk adolescent girls, particularly girls in the juvenile justice system. We aspire to become leaders in revolutionizing the rehabilitation of girls and continue partnerships with innovative programs such as the Margaret J. Kemp Camp for Girls in San Mateo, California in offering trauma-informed, strength-based, gender-responsive services.