For leaders' children
Personality: a development program for teenagers
A program for the children of managers. Teenagers learn to understand themselves — their feelings, emotions and motives — and on that basis to choose goals and reach them independently.
- Quarterly · since 2003
- Adapted to the participant's age and request
- Delivered in RU · AZ · EN
01 — The situation
We start with one's own convictions.
The program begins with a question: which facts about themselves does the teenager really believe? There may be only a few — what matters is that they are their own convictions.
02 — What changes
What parents see.
- The teenager understands their feelings, emotions and motives.
- Confidence develops that does not depend on others' approval.
- The fear of making mistakes goes away; persistence comes without aggression.
- Learning by choice, not under pressure.
- Time, health and one's own path become real values.
03 — Approach
Why the result lasts.
The program works with the basis of decisions — who a person is and what guides them. When teenagers understand themselves, they stop adjusting to others' expectations and start choosing their own goals and reaching them.
04 — Format
A program, not a series of lectures.
The program moves step by step: from the question "who am I?" to how the teenager thinks, what they do and who they spend time with. Pace and content are adapted to the participant's age and request.
Request
Let's discuss your child's participation.
Free of charge — a first conversation and a demo training session for decision-makers.