Strengthens family bonds, improves communication, and reduces conflict for parents/teens.
Stronger 2gether is a six-module counselling program that uses adult learning theory to improve communication, reduce conflict, and strengthen relationships between parents/carers and teens by addressing common family disconnects and promoting empathy.
Improve Communication: Provide parents and teens tools for effective listening, expressing emotions clearly, understanding and respecting each-others’ unique frame of reference.
Strengthen Family Bonds: Foster mutual respect, empathy, and connection, helping families create a healthier and more supportive home environment.
Reduce Conflict: Help families identify and overcome common communication barriers, such as assumptions, emotional intensity and misunderstandings through use of non-judgemental frameworks that recognise the difference between fact and judgement, intent and impact.
Facilitate the important transition taking place within the family: as teens develop towards increased autonomy as young adults, the programme is designed to enable collaboration rather than conflict thereby enhancing their safety and providing them a stake in how the family functions.
Promote Emotional Regulation: Equip parents and teens with tools to manage stress, anxiety and emotional overwhelm, improving their ability to handle conflict constructively and with empathy for each other.
Stronger 2gether
Stronger 2gether is a six-module counselling program designed to enhance communication and foster healthier relationships between parents/carers and teens by reducing conflict and promoting mutual understanding. Built upon adult learning theory, each module helps participants build self-awareness, acquire practical tools, and apply new skills in real-life home situations, addressing common barriers like miscommunication and differing values. The ultimate goal is to strengthen family bonds, encourage empathy, and reduce friction in both family and school life, making it ideal for families struggling with communication, anxiety, conflict, or misunderstandings. Schools can offer this program to improve student well-being, academic performance, and their transition to healthy independence.
