At every life stage, our focus remains the same: stabilising coping and rebuilding daily functioning. The challenges may look different at 14 or 22, but the work of restoring structure, momentum and follow-through is consistent.
When teenagers struggle, you see it in daily life: stress, withdrawal, lost confidence, friction at home or school.
A Synapse Coach works one-on-one with your teenager to stabilise coping, rebuild daily structure, and develop practical skills for managing school pressure, friendships and home life.
Independence, study, work and expectations collide. When daily functioning is affected, we help young adults stabilise coping, rebuild routines, and develop the self-regulation skills they need to manage life effectively.
We don’t fix or rescue. We support them to take action, build capability and regain momentum.
When your child is struggling, knowing what will actually help is hard. For many families, coaching is the right first step: integrated support within a clinically supervised framework, ensuring safety and appropriate escalation if needed.
For schools, colleges and universities where students’ difficulties disrupt engagement but don’t require crisis services. Synapse coaches work directly with students to stabilise behaviour and restore functioning.
To find out more about Synapse Behavioural Health Coaching, please see our Frequently Asked Questions or contact us directly. A member of the Synapse team will be in touch with you shortly.
