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Helping teens step forward
and parents step back.

Tools and conversations for the emotional, relational, and real-world side of becoming an adult.

Practice Real-World Skills

We help teens practice the things school doesn’t teach, like managing stress, handling money, navigating relationships, and making decisions when there’s no "right" answer.

Talk About Stuff That Matters

Guided tools act as a neutral third voice, helping families talk about important topics without lectures, arguments, or avoidance.

Create Opportunities

We help teens explore options and their own agency. We take a skills and problems approach to career exploration and focus on aptitudes, finding mentors, and creating opportunities.

Family Trips

A meaningful family experience designed for fun, connection, and confidence-building before move-in day.

Upcoming Trips

At-Home Version

Short, practical modules designed for busy families. Each week includes one simple activity, one conversation prompt, and tools you can use immediately. 

Built to feel relevant, not cheesy or preachy.

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What We Talk About

Evolving Self

identity, values, emotions

stress, motivation, confidence

Relationships

communication, boundaries

roommates, conflict, belonging

Decision Making

choices under uncertainty

mindset, influence, self-trust

Adulting Basics

money, credit, healthcare

managing life without reminders

Work & Experience

careers and aptitudes

getting experience without a “perfect plan”

Support That Doesn't End After Move In Day

Annual Check Ins

Each year, students receive a short reflection guide and optional group coaching session to revisit goals, challenges, and next steps as they evolve.

Community

An ongoing network of peers, mentors, and partners, plus access to internships for students who demonstrate initiative.

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"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom."

Aristotle
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"Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."

Carl Jung
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"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." 

Carl Jung

Resources

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A worksheet for parents to assess where their teen might need support across core life skills.

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Journal prompts for parents adjusting to their new role as their teen becomes an adult.

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Teen & parent framework for sharing, listening, and responding rooted in non-violent communication. 

Upcoming Events

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