Help Your Child Heal
Through Forgiveness
Teach the power of empathy, apologies, and letting go of grudges.
Power of Forgiveness
Expert-designed, research-backed, and ready to bring
life-changing skills into everyday learning.
Course Overview
Forgiveness and Growth
Understand forgiveness's role in personal growth, well-being, and relationship enhancement.
Situational Forgiveness
Identify and apply constructive strategies in situations that require forgiveness.
Empathy and Compassion
Build empathy and compassion through forgiveness to strengthen social connections.
Communication Skills
Practice effective communication techniques for seeking and offering forgiveness.

Course Badges

Unlocked After
Completing 1 Module
Phoenix – The Restorer
This badge honors the learner who understands that forgiveness is not weakness—it’s power. It’s about letting go to rise again.


Unlocked After
Completing 2 Module
Shadow Cub – The Healer
This badge celebrates those brave enough to face their mistakes—and heal from them. It’s about grace, growth, and inner care.


Unlocked After
Completing 3 Module
Flame Serpent – The Liberator
This badge is for those who’ve let go—not for others, but for themselves. It reflects release, peace, and emotional freedom.


Unlocked After
Completing 4 Module
Coral Doe – The Mender
This badge belongs to those who forgive not once, but always. It’s about weaving forgiveness into everyday life.

Meet the Course Creator

Kerry Wadsley
Following a degree in Elementary Education at Penn State (USA), Kerry Wadsley taught at The Elms School, UK for over 10 years, teaching students from 0-11 years. She taught in Key Stage 2 as well as being the Special Educational Needs Coordinator at the school.
In 2016, she gained a Master’s in Education from the University of Nottingham (UK). Her passion lies in helping students to achieve their potential and eliminating any barriers to learning.
Sample Lesson Preview 
Power of Forgiveness
Making the choice to forgive
Choosing Forgiveness
Choosing to forgive someone is difficult. Often, we think about forgiveness after we feel justice - when the person who wronged us has ‘paid their dues’. But this is not the best way to choose forgiveness.
We can choose forgiveness without even speaking to someone about the issue. It is a choice we make, for ourselves. To choose forgiveness, try these simple tips.
-
Take deep breaths to feel calmer. Then, practice gratitude. By practicing gratitude, you see things in a more positive light.
-
Show empathy. Think about the other person. What is happening in their life? Did something else cause them to act in this way or wrong you?
-
Focus on the good qualities this person has. What positive experiences have you had with them in the past?
-
Consider how NOT forgiving them is affecting you. Is it causing you stress? Worry? Irritation? Could choosing to forgive them HELP you?