It is an extremely delicate and turbulent period that calls to be understood.

This is an age that deeply calls for support and guidance — and often, it encounters the exact opposite.

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They find out who they are and that there’s nothing wrong with them. They learn that they don’t need to become someone else in order to feel special. When they can’t see what’s happening inside themselves, all the inner confusion can trigger a chain of unnecessary suffering that leads them further away from their uniqueness.

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For instance, in some individuals, melancholy is an integral part of their creative process — not something to be fixed, but rather something to be channeled into authentic self-expression. When the beauty of their uniqueness is brought to light — along with the challenges they face — and their lived experience is described in a way they can recognize themselves in, it brings a deep sense of relief and empowerment. From there, they naturally begin to reorient themselves. Their natural self is strengthened, becomes more self-aware, and from that place, self-confidence begins to bloom. This is the powerful gift that this kind of insight brings. From the very beginning, young people can be supported to be themselves — and that alone releases them from a heavy burden. That’s what truly matters.