Practical support that works.
We help your child manage what's happening now: emotions, routines, next steps. Through one-to-one coaching with a trained Coach who truly gets it, because they've been there.
Clinically supervised throughout
All coaching is overseen by registered psychiatrists, psychologists and psychotherapists. Safe, effective support with clear escalation if needed.
Fast access when it matters
Most families move from first call to active support within days. When your child is struggling, every day matters.
Why Parents Act With Synapse
Your child will actually engage
Coaches are young adults with lived experience of mental health challenges. They get it in ways that feel real, not clinical.
Focused on daily life
Not abstract therapy. Practical work on what's happening now: sleep, routines, school engagement, stress management, follow-through.
Safe with clear boundaries
Clinical oversight ensures appropriate support. If your child needs specialist care, we arrange it through our trusted partners.
"Synapse gave our daughter the tools to manage stress and bounce back from setbacks. That's real resilience." Parent of Synapse Client
"Synapse has been the best thing for me and I would recommend it to absolutely everyone." Synapse Client
We don't label struggle. We help young people handle it. Through one-to-one coaching, young people learn to manage emotions, make clearer decisions, and build confidence in everyday life.
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When Young People Struggle
Overwhelmed and anxious
Stress, worry or emotional spiralling affecting home, school or university. We help stabilise emotions before they dictate daily life.
Withdrawn or avoiding
Pulling back from friends, learning, or responsibilities. We interrupt withdrawal and help young people re-engage with life.
Struggling with organisation and follow-through
Whether ADHD, autism, or just under pressure, we provide structure and coaching to help young people function more reliably.
Why Synapse Works
Clear thinking under pressure
We help young people untangle overwhelm, slow things down, and focus on what matters next. That means clearer thinking, more realistic priorities, and practical action - not paralysis. Parents see change because feelings and functioning improve.
Resilience that lasts
Young people learn to manage stress, pressure and setbacks with steadiness. They use practical tools, recover faster, and keep going.
Confidence built on capability
Not pep talks. Young people build confidence by doing, handling challenges more effectively. Belief grows naturally because it's earned.