Healthy Friendships
$37$57
Help your child handle covert bullying with clarity and confidence.
Recognizing the behaviors is the first step toward responding with strength and self-respect.
What Will Kids Learn?
RECOGNIZE
✅ Spot covert bullying, manipulation, exclusion, and gossip early.
✅ Identify healthy vs. unhealthy friendships and group dynamics.
✅ Understand the difference between normal conflict and relational aggression.
RESPOND
✅ Use clear, confident language to handle tricky friendship situations.
✅ Walk away from unhealthy dynamics without losing self-respect.
✅ Interrupt gossip or exclusion while protecting their own boundaries.
RECOVER
✅ Rebuild confidence after rejection, exclusion, or conflict.
✅ Repair friendships when possible and release them when necessary.
✅ Tolerate not being liked by everyone without shrinking themselves.
RISE UP
✅ Raise their standards for how they expect to be treated.
✅ Move from bystander or target to steady, values-based friendship leader.
✅ Stand up for others and help shape a healthier group culture.
What Parents Are Saying:
"These are some of the best videos on this topic I've ever seen." - IMPACT Parent
"I've done years of deep therapy and I am learning from these videos. I'm so glad my daughter has access to this now." - IMPACT Parent
"These lessons are a must before entering middle school." -IMPACT Parent
What You'll Get:
📽️ Research-based, child-friendly videos that help your child move from feeling scared or hurt to feeling confident and empowered
📝 Printable guide to practice and apply each lesson
🧠 Parent video series with clear signs to watch for and simple ways to support your child
💸 Try the first module risk-free
This isn’t just a set of videos. It’s a starting point for clarity, confidence, and connection for you and your child.
Why Trust Me With Your Child’s Social Growth?
I’ve worked with hundreds of kids as a school counselor and I'm also a parent. I've worked with students who were picked on, some lashing out, and others stuck silently in the middle. Most students had no words for what was happening around them, and didn't even know when or how to ask for help.
Once they understood the patterns of covert bullying, once they realized they weren’t alone, they started to change:
They found language for their feelings
They stopped blaming themselves
They felt seen, and started to be more confident
Whether your child is being targeted, acting aggressively, or watching quietly from the sidelines, this course will meet them where they are.
Get instant access to videos and workbook today!
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IMPACT Parent
“Julie Rainer’s work at IMPACT Kids Coach changed our lives. It gave me the right language and frameworks to support my daughter in issues she was navigating. I engage in many resources and courses, but this work has been game changing because it helps us meet kids at their level, in a tone they can receive—without shame, without overwhelm, and while offering real tools, emotional support, and belief in who they are and in their personal power. I don’t say this lightly, but this kind of work can change the world.”
Kristine Mizzone, Curriculum Coordinator
"The course is clearly built in a purposeful, layered way. By the time students begin exploring relational aggression, they’re ready. That’s because the essential work in earlier lessons allows students to handle heavier, more complex social topics, with more maturity, curiosity, and confidence. Julie, you are SO talented and really great at this!"
IMPACT Parent
"I love how clearly the information is delivered to the kids. These are complex relationship dynamics that Julie makes clear for young kids! I used some of the responses she teaches in my office with difficult co-workers. Thanks, Julie! You helped me too!"
Brooke Fezler, ISCA
"Julie has a natural talent for working with kids. She takes complex social situations and breaks them down in ways that are relatable and easy to understand, often using stories and analogies that really land."
IMPACT Parent
“My son loves your videos and so do I. They gave him the vocabulary to share what he’s facing at school. He used to freeze when kids teased him, and now he has responses, which gives him so much confidence.”