Mighty Minds

Mighty Minds is a K-5 program with age-appropriate interactive games and learning activities. It uses dedicated group sessions and includes concrete take-home strategies for parents. The program is a 5-week clinical group, and listed sessions run on Sept. 24, Oct. 1, Oct. 8, Oct. 15, and Oct. 22, as well as Nov. 5, Nov. 12, Nov. 19, Dec. 3, and Dec. 10.

Programs

• Mighty Minds (K-5) — K-5th graders · $925
• Mighty Minds (K-2) | SF | Sept-Oct 2026 — K-2 · $925 · 5-week clinical group in San Francisco.
• Mighty Minds (3-5) | SF | Nov-Dec — 3-5 · $925 · 5-week clinical group in San Francisco; no class the week of Thanksgiving.
• Mighty Minds (3-5) | MV | Sept-Oct 2026 — 3-5
• Mighty Minds (K-2) | MV | Nov-Dec 2026 — K-2

At a glance

• Ages: 5–11 years old
• Price range: $925
• Current session: Mighty Minds (K-2) | SF | Sept-Oct 2026 (Sep 24–Oct 22, 2026); Mighty Minds (3-5) | SF | Nov-Dec (Nov 5–Dec 10, 2026); Mill Valley Open House - meet the Practice SF team! (Sep 14–Sep 14, 2026)
• General schedule: 5-week clinical group; sessions listed as Sept 24, Oct 1, Oct 8, Oct 15, Oct 22; and Nov 5, Nov 12, Nov 19, Dec 3, Dec 10.

About the provider

Mighty Minds is described as a flagship program that has helped hundreds of kids in San Francisco and Mill Valley for over a decade. It uses research-based skills and is taught by licensed, highly experienced therapists. The program is also described as a qualified medical expense, reimbursable through PPO healthcare insurance, FSA, or HSA, and its school-based services can be delivered in schools during the academic year.

What families say

“Our daughter actually had a bit of trouble going to bed tonight and we used some of the breathing techniques she learned last week. I also reminded her about the glitter water bottle which seemed to help her settle and be able to fall asleep. So thank you for what you all taught her. I know she really did enjoy the class and learned so much that she can take with her moving forward!” — Parent

“My daughter loved having a space where she felt heard. It’s great for kids who need a little extra help coping with big feelings & everyday frustration.” — Leah, mother of a 2-nd grade daughter

Last updated September 4, 2026.