Pink Clover Foundation provides Floral Therapy sessions for IEP students and supports community programs across Los Angeles. We work with schools, teachers, and families to help children build focus, confidence, and emotional balance through hands-on creative activities. Our team brings all materials, leads each session in a structured and calm way, and adjusts the work to match every child’s needs. We also partner with community groups and local programs to make creativity more accessible for students who benefit from extra support. Our goal is to give children a safe space to learn, grow, and feel supported through simple, meaningful activities.
Floral therapy uses structured, hands-on tasks to help students regulate stress and stay focused. Working with textures, colors, and simple patterns supports the nervous system, improves attention, and gives students a safe way to process emotions through guided, predictable activities.
Our school partnerships bring floral therapy into 8 week sessions that follow a consistent routine. Activities support IEP goals, sensory regulation, and communication. Teachers receive clear guidance, and students build focus, patience, and confidence through step-by-step exercises.
Our community programs offer accessible floral therapy workshops for local groups and families. Sessions help participants lower stress, increase sensory awareness, and build connection through simple, guided activities suitable for different ages and needs.
SUPPORTS 1 STUDENT SESSION
Covers flowers, tools, and activity materials for one guided Floral Therapy session.
FUNDS A CLASSROOM SESSION
Provides enough materials for an entire classroom for one full Floral Therapy session
SPONSORS A CLASSROOM FOR A MONTH
Funds four weekly sessions for one classroom, including all educator support materials.
FUNDS AN 8-WEEK PROGRAM
Covers all flowers, tools, session prep for a complete 8-week Floral Therapy cycle.
Pink Clover Foundation began with our founder’s personal experience. During a difficult period in her life, she turned to floristry as a simple way to find calm and stay grounded. Working with flowers helped her rebuild focus, regain confidence, and feel more stable day by day. She saw how small creative actions can shift someone’s state of mind, especially when life feels heavy or uncertain.
This personal experience grew into a mission to support children who need the same type of gentle, structured help. Today, the Foundation brings Floral Therapy sessions to IEP students and community programs across Los Angeles, giving children a safe place to learn, slow down, and feel supported through hands-on activities. The goal has stayed the same from the very beginning: simple actions that make real change in a child’s life.