She believes in introducing a new and optimistic paradigm of adolescence and parenting based on understanding others’ needs. Parents and teachers must change their expectations about adolescence by encouraging a mentality of growth and confidence in young people’s abilities. She focuses on how to communicate with our young people, using empathy as the key to opening the doors to understanding.

Dr Emma Allende has worked as a psychiatrist and clinical research physician. She has explored beyond medicine to prevent the effects stress has in our mental health and at work. She is an HNL psychology certified coach, master hypnotherapist, certified NLP trainer and EFT practitioner.

Jenny trained to deliver the Incredible Years Parenting programmes in 1995 and has since gained accreditation as a Mentor in both the Pre-School Basic and the School-age programmes.  As a Mentor, Jenny trains and supervises staff from a range of disciplines and UK projects such as the Children and Young People Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (CYP IAPT) project. She had also worked in the National Academy of Parenting Practitioners (NAPP) project in a similar way.

Larissa is a child and adult counsellor/therapist. As a child counsellor, she has worked clinically in primary and secondary schools with children from the ages of 7 to 17. She is currently working as a grief counsellor at an NHS IAPT Bereavement Service and in a charity that supports survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

Deep understanding of existing and emerging consumer trends, behaviours, and technologies. +20 years protagonist in the definition of editorial strategies for some of the world’s leading media companies. Graduated in Journalism and Digital Media ( University of Navarra, Poynter Institute for Media Studies ).