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Do I have to sign a contract or commit to a long membership?

No, there is no long-term commitment. We want to make our programs assessible to as many families as possible. However you should keep in mind that the full value of curaJOY’s programs are in their unique approach. Parents receive a personalized and valid Assessment Report for their child after he/she has completed the first five quests in MyCuraJOY, StrengthBuilders or Multilingual Immersions. The StrengthBuilder Roadmap after our programs contains detailed evaluations of your child, with insightful progress report and our expert’s recommendations.

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  • Our Neutral Stance
    Our Neutral Stance

    Neutral and Diverse: Unbiased Emotional Wellness At curaJOY, we aspire to reduce the suffering of as many people as possible. Our digital social-emotional learning and behavioral health support programs are designed to broadly apply to all humans, regardless of their identity. Our outreach is centered on addressing the unique stigmas carried by diverse groups which…

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  • Community Guidelines
    Community Guidelines

    Be Happy Don’t we all want to be happy?  curaJOY is all about joy, and long-lasting happiness, and we are a non-profit formed to build and support children’s inner strengths—emotional fitness—in fun yet effective ways so they experience and fulfill their maximum potential.  To make sure curaJOY’s community is a happy, safe and supportive place,…

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  • Why Won’t You Admit You’re Autistic Like Me?
    Why Won’t You Admit You’re Autistic Like Me?

    My Journey with Autism: Learning Empathy and Finding Understanding I have autism, it’s not a sercret I try to hide. Growing up with autism, I didn’t really understand other people and their views, and I had a hard time expressing my ideas. But I didn’t see it that way. When it was my turn to…

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