Supporting Teens

MORE SUPPORT. ALL IN ONE PLACE.

Go beyond individual programmes

Join The Cocoon Community for access to all our programmes below, expert guidance and ongoing support.

Discover The Cocoon Community

All About Anxiety for Teens and Adults

Do you struggle to manage your anxiety? This programme is for teens and adults to learn all about anxiety in three easy steps. So often anxiety can feel like it's taking over, but once we understand what it is, where it comes from and how to reduce the physical and mental symptoms we can begin to take control. This is the goal of this programme.

Learn More

How to Support Children - The US Programme

The US Programme! This programme is all about trying to understand childhood behaviour. This online programme is for parents and caregivers who want to feel confident in managing behavioural challenges of all kinds in infants, toddlers, school age and older children. The problem is catered for children who are neurotypical and neurodivergent.

Learn More

How to conquer exam stress

Is your child facing exam stress — meltdowns, shutdowns, or sleepless nights? This short, expert-led presentation is designed to support parents of neurotypical and neurodivergent children through the most pressurised time of the year.

This webinar is packed full of practical insights and strategies you can use today and designed and taught by Dr. Claire Conlon, Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years experience working with children in the area of anxiety

Learn more

Making your smartphone work for you

A free talk for teens and young adults on how to understand the impact of smartphone use on mental health. We talk all about what is happening and what we can do to protect ourselves from a mental health point of view. 

An ideal webinar to do on your own to stay informed, or a lovely webinar to do together with your child when providing them with their first smartphone 

Learn More

Rethinking Smartphones

What if we created a new rite of passage for our children?

This webinar explores the growing research around smartphones, social media, and young mental health, while offering parents practical, developmentally appropriate alternatives that still support independence, safety, and connection. A compassionate and evidence-informed conversation designed to help families feel empowered, informed, and less alone in navigating the digital world.

We encourage you to share this conversation with friends, schools, and other families, because meaningful change happens when communities come together to support healthier norms for our young people.

 

Learn More