Meet the Characters

Tate the Sea Turtle

Unlike other turtles, sea turtles can’t pull their head arms and legs into their shell to hide and they have to travel very long distances. They have to face the world head on and face everything that comes their way but this doesn’t worry Tate. He loves trying new things because he knows that each new thing he tries will make him stronger. He knows that he will have to practice new things over and over again before he is able to do them properly but once he masters something new he actually places stickers on his shell to remind him of the lessons he learnt from each new experience.

Tate the Sea Turtle

Omelia and Pandora

As an oyster lays at the bottom of an ocean lots of irritants and yucky stuff is washed into its mouth. The oyster could close itself off from the world so that this doesn’t happen but instead it secretes a substance called Nacre which slowly creates a pearl.

Omelia and Pandora are in our coat to remind us that when things come along and annoy or frustrate us we don’t close ourselves off or hide from the world. Instead we can secrete positive affirmations that will help us become strong and a gem of a person just like Pandora because each of us is a gift to the world if we allow ourselves to be.

Omelia and Pandora

Me'shell & Her String of Shells

Me'Shell and her String of Shells helps children to manage seperation anxiety and moments when they are feeling alone or missing a loved one.

Each shell represents someone that the child wants to stay close and connected too.
When the child is missing this person they imagine that they are holding their shell tightly in their hand, close their eyes and send their loving energy to that person who in return sends a loving energy right back.

Children are told that this String of Shells is unbreakable and can reach heaven and earth.

Me'shell & Her String of Shells

Pop The Cork

Here lives Pop the Cork and his message in a bottle. Pop keeps the words, "Excuse me!" inside the bottle until it is needed.

When someone hurts our feelings or says something thats makes us feel like we are disrespected, Pop releases the cork from the bottle to remind us to say, "Excuse Me!"

Pop The Cork

Solomon The Surfboard

Solomon loves to surf the waves. Waves are like problems that everyone sometimes has in life. Some are big and some are small.

The waves can seem scary, especially the big ones and we might feel like we want to run away from them but we can’t. Solomon is there for us to jump onto and surf the waves while we look for ways to either solve the problem or make things easier to handle.

Solomon The Surfboard

Pocket Full Of Starfish

Each starfish reminds us that we are all unique and different. We were not born to be the same. We were all born to stand out! The five starfish have individualities that make them special. Linckia (Linckia Sea Star-Blue) Linckia is energetic and athletic. She strives to beat her personal best and is a team player. Cookie (Biscuit Sea Star) Cookie’s special skill is cooking. He’s a little master chef who is very artistic and precise. Lavender (Purple Sea Star) Lavender is floaty and very connected to nature – like a little hippie! She cares for her reef environment and she is very community spirited. Brevis (Pink Sea Star-Pisas ter brevispinus) Brevis is a star performer. He practices and trains hard. Bravo Brevis! Bat Star, Bat Star is a superhero! He is webbed like a Spider-hero and has special skills. What makes him a hero, is the extraordinary things he does to help others.

Pocket Full Of Starfish

Winona The Worry Walrus

Winona loves to be the friend that helps take away our worries. She wants you to write all your worries down on a piece of paper and then feed them to her so that you no longer have to think about them.

Winona has a lot of fun with her beachball too. She knows that when people say words to you, you can imagine these words to be a beachball. When you like the words that someone says to you, you can catch the ball. When you don’t like the words that are being said to you, you can let that beach ball just drop and not even allow those words to touch you in anyway.

Winona The Worry Walrus

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