Do younger children really need coaching if they still have time to gain skills at an older age?

There is ongoing research on the impact of our modern world on children’s mental, emotional and physical wellbeing. Being disconnected is the source of almost all human problems such as mental illness, drug addiction, crime, school failure, violence, abuse.

The optimal age to lay a foundation for making good choices is below the age of 12 and the younger the better. Your child’s coach will offer ongoing social support related to real-time life events and they will be given a solid foundation for becoming future well balanced adults able to be positive contributors to society.

Our philosophy is that laying the foundation for positive mental well-being should be proactive and not reactive. Many parents believe that their younger child will be okay navigating life with only parental support but research shows that it takes a “village to raise a child”. Where parents may get it wrong is thinking they can and should support their child on their own. This could potentially lead to problems in  the teen years and this leads to lots of effort, time and expense to they try to fix things when they go wrong.