This two-day workshop explores the dynamic changes in the adolescent brain, focusing on anxiety, addiction, and learning challenges, while offering practical tools for regulation and resilience.
Brain development: Puberty-related shifts in memory, emotion, impulse control, and social behaviour are explained to guide effective support.
Social and behavioral challenges: The workshop highlights friendships, risk-taking, and disconnection from adults, with bio-adaptive tools like co-regulation, movement breaks, and self-awareness.
Mental health and learning: Focusing on anxiety, addiction, and neurodiverse learning needs, providing evidence-based strategies for schools and homes to create safe, supportive environments.
Teachers, counselors, caregivers, social workers, and mental health profesionals seeking to better understand and support adolescent development are encouraged to attend
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