Three samples
One module each, exactly as a participant sees it.
Each sample is a single module: a question the person has probably asked themselves, the science in plain words, what it looks like in real life, something to try, and what their brain learned. Anything you enter stays in your own browser.
Anger, anxiety, and risk · Young peopleYour Brain User ManualModule one of six. Your brain has jobs, and once you can see them a lot of things stop looking like personal failure and start looking like settings.Open the sample
Anxiety · Young people, and the adults around themThe alarm systemWhy your body reacts before you have decided anything is wrong, how to tell danger from discomfort, and how to catch your own alarm early.Open the sample
School avoidance · Parents and carers, and young peopleBack through the gateWhy every day away makes the next one harder, what it looks like at 8.40 on a Monday, and the smallest step that still counts.Open the sample
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Program development is a service in its own right. Schools, youth services, and organisations tell us who the program is for and what it needs to do, and we build it on the same science, in the same plain language, for you to run or for us to run with you.
