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Jupiter

Program Objectives: 

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The Jupiter group combines PATH (Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope) with the ACT Matrix/Mind Stretch framework, also offering hands-on support for post-secondary and job readiness. In the group, learners will envision their preferred future (via PATH), build psychological awareness and flexibility (via ACT Matrix / Mind Stretch), and engage in practical work on exploring schools and programs, crafting applications, preparing resumes and CVs, practicing interviews, refining their research skills, and navigating application and job search processes. The aim is to support them not only in dreaming big but in acquiring the mindset, tools, and concrete steps needed to transition into further education or employment.  

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Vision and Clarify: 

  • Students will articulate clearer hopes, values, and direction through PATH maps.  

  

Emotional regulation: 

  • Building psychological flexibility, self-awareness, and skills (via ACT Matrix / Mind Stretch)​ 

 

Skills & Artifacts: 

  • Students will complete or refine resumes, cover letters, application drafts, and perform mock interviews 

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Further education: 

  • Students will participate in research and discuss potential school programs to attend.  

  

Program Structure: 

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  • Group learning and discussions 

  • Computer research and note-taking 

  • Role-play 

  • Natural environment teaching 

 

This is suitable for you and your child if... â€‹

 

  • Your child needs to strengthen his/her flexibility and acceptance  

  • Your child has challenges in future education and/or employment consideration 

  • Your child has difficulty following or making decisions on dreams and goals 

  • Your child has challenges with emotional regulation and planning 

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How We Monitor Progress​:

Your child's progress is monitored throughout the term; not just at the end.

 

Before the program
An individual assessment helps us identify learning needs, establish goals, and determine appropriate group placement.

 

During each session
Facilitators observe and support each learner's participation, peer relations and interactions through role playing, conflict resolution based on problem solving skills and perspective taking, behaviours, and progress toward their individualized learning goals.

 

Every month
Our facilitators meet to review learner progress and discuss programming adjustments and group placement when needed.

 

Mid-term
Families have an individual meeting with our team to discuss their child's progress, goals, and next steps.

 

End of term
Families receive a written progress report summarizing their child's progress and areas for continued development.

 

See What Your Child Is Learning:

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We know that parents want to understand what happens after they drop their child off.

Through our private Bridge Kids group app, families can see photos from each session and learn about the activities and skills their child worked on that day.​

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What Families Receive:


✓ Individual assessment
✓ Individualized goals
✓ Tailor-made programming
✓ Monthly progress review
✓ Private parent app
✓ Mid-term family meeting
✓ Term-end report
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Term

Duration

Time

Day

Target

Class Size

Course Fees

Fall 

Sept 19 - Dec 12, 2026

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Thursday

High School

Up to 6 Kids

2106/- CAD
13 Classes

Winter

2026

January 15 - March 12, 2026

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Thursday

High School

Up to 6 Kids

--- CAD

9 Classes

Spring

2026

Apr 09 - Jun 25, 2026

5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Thursday

High School

Up to 6 Kids

--- CAD

9 Classes

Summer

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Bridge Kids Behaviour Consulting Limited
118 - 2680 Shell Road, Richmond, BC, V6X 4C9
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