If you and your teen resonate with the questions below, please contact us
to qualify for your 15 minute free exploratory session.
Do watch the video's below that share information about our upcoming ADHD Teen Quest!
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Teen Quest- For Teens with ADHD
Parents
Do you feel disrespected or ignored?
Are you triggered by your teen, until you want to pull your hair out?!
Is your teen attached to their device as if it was superglue?!
Are you concerned about their school performance and social skills?
Teens-
Are you feeling DISTRACTED, DEPLETED, DEMOTIVATED OR DISHEARTENED?
Do you have any of these ADHD symptoms?
Poor focus and concentration (except for a few of your passions),
Low confidence,
Impulsivity,
Provocative behaviour,
Anxiety, stress, or depression
Struggling to finish tasks or procrastination?
Social difficulty
Confusion about your future direction?
As ADHD is now more recognized and treatable, it has become apparent that a feeling of belonging and the ability to take action, are key to enable these youngsters to be their best selves.
Meaning-Centred Counselling and Coach-Mentoring, within a safe group setting, using practical tools and techniques, are the vital ingredients of our teen quest, to enable your teens to shine.
Lesley Baron-Witt |
Aviva Baran-Rothschild |
"Les Baronesses", have, between them, over 50 years of experience in developing people,
of all ages, stages and cultural diversity. Their vast global expertise includes; Occupational Therapy for people with Intellectual difficulties and Mental Health issues, Hypnotherapy, Career guidance, Counselling, Mentoring, Teaching, Recruitment, Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Development, as well as Coaching Students and high flying Corporates. |
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We are happy to offer you a complimentary exploratory meeting, with both you and your teen, to evaluate their suitability and motivation to attend our ‘TEEN-QUEST’. This transformative process will play to their strengths, offer models, tools, video's and games; to guide them through their challenges and support them to make key behavioural changes. Process
Outcomes
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