Overstimulated. Overwhelmed. Overcompensating.

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3 words that define today’s youth-culture where the pressure of productivity finds its antidote in projected happiness on social media. Anxiety and depression are normalised accessories and teenagers seem to be a choose-your-own-mental-illness kind of adventure. 

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For those of you proverbially tearing your hair out at the borderline dystopia you’re trying to raise a non-socipath in....

 

An Invitation: 

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Using a holistic combination of indigenous knowledge and practices, behavioural transformational work, brain plasticity exercises, food as medicine and most importantly a loving and empowering environment that calls on their inherent wisdom, these sessions will foster an awakened youth that knows how to ask the right questions. 

 

A youth that knows the ‘how’ when it comes to life. They will be given the tools to discover for themselves who they are, to discern what they aren’t and give it a gracious funeral, to learn the language of their passions, and how to manifest themselves into the world as gifts to the future on their own terms. They will get no answers; only the opportunity to formulate their own, and to wield their choices wisely.

 

These sessions will begin to re-connect them to (their) nature, de-colonise their way of thinking, and model an unwavering calm that allows them to handle any situation they are thrown into until they are the ones who transform the situations that should no longer exist. In a time that insists everything they should do will help them get somewhere else, these sessions exist solely for them to get to now; for presence is rare, especially with discomfort. At its core, this is an offer to  return them to their child selves; joyful, free, playful, masterfully unconcerned and embodying the understanding that life proceeds through glorious failing. 

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In these times, the most profound gift you can give your child is a space that is concerned fundamentally with its power. This is that space. 

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You have nothing a part-time-asshole to lose. And a happy demi-child to gain.