Evidence
Since 2016, weโve worked with our research partner to understand: what is the impact of bite-sized tools?
Hereโs what weโve found:
70% of students report Upstream reducing their stress in school.
Upstream students experience a statistically significant reduction in their anxiety from the beginning to the end of the school year.
92% of Upstream students report using the tools beyond the classroom they initially learned them in.
82% of Upstream students would recommend the program to their peers.
โUpstream is the only thing Iโve ever learned about how to manage my stress.โ
-Student at North High School in Denver, Colorado
Upstream supports educatorsโ well-being too.
โฅ 85% of educators agree Upstream tools help them manage their own stress.
โฅ 92% report feeling calmer after leading an Upstream tool.
โฅ 100% agree Upstream helps their students manage their stress and anxiety.
โฅ 100% want the program to continue at their schools.
โฅ Educators report Upstream helps them create a positive classroom culture.
Testimonials
โThe curriculum IS AWESOME. Itโs so easy to use, totally plug and play. It also gives opportunities to use my own words while also providing guidance.โ
Upstream Fellow
โThe only thing I hear [when I get stressed] is โStudy and youโll be fine,โ but I havenโt had any strategies to help with stress other than just study. I am so appreciative of Tessaโs program and having experienced Upstream Educationโs tools.โ
Student, North High School
โI have students who have anxiety issues and have told me how they are using Upstreamโs tools in other classes before high-stress events like tests. Thatโs a true sign itโs working!โ
Beth Lakin, Teacher, North High School