Who We Work With
Parents & Caregivers
Help your child get ready for friendships, gaming, and social media.
Schools
Student programs and staff training for students ages 9–13.
Specialists
Administrators
Talks and programs for the families and leaders you serve.
Parents & Caregivers
You cannot keep up with every app, game, and group chat. You can help your child learn what a good friend looks like, what stays private, when to get help, and how to stop and think.
- The five-week CASEN Social Media Readiness Course for neurodivergent children ages 9–13
- CASEN Connect™, social media with training wheels, where a facilitator approves every post
- A parent account in CASEN Connect™ where you can see what your child is writing and talk with other parents
- MOEK (Mothers of Exceptional Kids), a community for mothers, fathers, and caregivers
The free assessment is an educational tool, not a clinical evaluation. For questions about your child’s development or mental health, talk with your child’s doctor, therapist, or school team.
Schools
For teachers, counselors, and administrators
A group chat from last night can follow a student into class the next morning. CASEN gives students ages 9–13 a chance to learn and practice what to do in those moments.
- Student programs by the hour or by the week, or the five-week course for groups of 10 or more
- Leader & Staff Training on warning signs and how to respond when a student says something is wrong
- Beyond the Game, a talk for parents on gaming and online safety
- Facilitator training so your teachers and counselors can lead CASEN
Lessons were developed with physical and speech therapists and a general education teacher, then reviewed and updated by a social-emotional learning teacher. CASEN is an educational program. It does not replace your school’s curriculum, student services, or reporting policies.
Programs are in person or virtual, for students about grades 4–8. Pricing is by quote.
Bring CASEN to Your School
Specialists
For therapists, counselors, social workers, and special education professionals
You are already building the skills a child needs. CASEN does not duplicate that work, and it is not therapy. It gives children another place to practice with peers and online, using four words families can repeat at home: Connection, Safety, Advocacy, and Navigation.
- Refer families to the free CASEN Social Media Readiness Assessment, or join our affiliate program
- Train as a CASEN facilitator and lead CASEN with the groups of children you serve
Churches & Community Groups
For churches, camps, homeschool groups, libraries, and youth programs
Friendships formed at camp or youth group often continue in games and group chats. The adults in those places are part of how a child learns to handle it.
- Beyond the Game, our signature parent talk on gaming, online safety, and 764 (45-minute talk or 90-minute workshop)
- Leader & Staff Training for youth leaders, volunteers, and camp staff
- Programs for children, by the hour or by the week
- Facilitator training so your leaders can lead CASEN
“Camp Xtreme was extremely delighted to expose our campers to the CASEN platform. We found the material to be engaging and thought-provoking and the topics were extremely relevant to our population.”
Andre Hayes, Director, Camp Xtreme
Not Sure Where to Start?
If you are a parent or caregiver, take the free assessment. If you work with children, talk with our team
Take the FREE CASEN Social Media Readiness Assessment
Disclaimer: CASEN provides education and support only. CASEN does not diagnose, treat, or provide therapy, counseling, or medical, psychological, or legal advice. The CASEN Social Media Readiness Assessment is an educational tool, not a clinical evaluation. Results vary from child to child, and CASEN does not guarantee specific outcomes.



