Share your story
I was struggling with how to translate years of in-person work with children—medical clowning, play, mindfulness, and emotional regulation—into a clear, structured online experience that schools could understand, trust, and pilot. I joined the Experience Product Masterclass, and that’s when I learned how to shape Jumpa’s Joyous Journey into a coherent 9-week SEL course with a clear outcome, structure, and purpose. I took action by simplifying the offer, designing the experience week by week, and anchoring everything to specific SEL outcomes. I ended up with a pilot-ready program that educators can understand, implement, and adapt for their classrooms.
What's been the biggest change in your business?
I now have a clearly articulated SEL program instead of a collection of activities. Jumpa’s Joyous Journey is structured, purposeful, and easy to communicate to schools and educators.
How has EPM and your success impacted your life?
It gave me clarity and confidence that my work with children can be both playful and professionally structured. I feel more grounded presenting my work in educational settings.
What's your biggest takeaway from EPM?
That intuitive, experience-based work still needs to be codified if it’s going to travel. EPM showed me how to take what I already do naturally and translate it into a clear structure, shared language, and repeatable framework—without stripping it of its soul or playfulness.
What's now possible for you because of your Experience Product?
Piloting Jumpa’s Joyous Journey in schools, adapting it for different age groups, and scaling it as a trusted SEL offering without losing its heart or playfulness.