For Young People

LifeBeat. for Young People

A journey to help young people dream big, explore possibilities, and grow into who they want to be.

Adolescence is a time of huge growth and potential—but it’s also when confidence, engagement, and resilience can falter.

LifeBeat. for Young People is a six‑part journey of guided conversations and self‑discovery for Transitional Age Youth (TAY). It offers a relaxed, inspiring space—different to therapy, counselling, or coaching—where young people can explore who they are, what matters to them, and the kind of adult they want to become.

Along the way, they build the skills of humanity—human‑centred abilities that go beyond academics. These include self‑awareness, empathy, communication, and purpose‑driven decision‑making, as well as adaptability, creativity, focus, responsibility, and the capacity to work with others to create shared opportunities.

In a world shaped by social media and AI, LifeBeat. also supports self‑authorship—helping young people take ownership of their identity and values, rather than being passively shaped by algorithms or comparison. By learning to author their own story, they gain the confidence and agency to make intentional choices about who they are and how they want to live.

Parents and guardians choose LifeBeat. because it gives their child something practical and lasting—time to step back, think about what matters, and build the skills that make adulthood easier to navigate. It helps young people work out who they are, consider the future they want, and develop the tools to succeed in it.

LifeBeat. for Young People is about helping your child see their own potential, believe in their capacity to shape their life, and feel fully alive as they imagine what’s next.

  • Skills of humanity are the essential human‑centred abilities that help us connect, grow and contribute beyond academic or technical achievement.

    • Self-awareness – understanding your own strengths, values, emotions, and behaviours.

    • Mental Flexibility – adjusting to change and handling uncertainty with confidence.

    • Self‑authorship –the ability to define your own beliefs, values, identity, and life direction—rather than being passively shaped by external expectations, cultural norms, or algorithms.

    • Imagination – envisioning new possibilities and thinking beyond what already exists.

    • Creativity – turning ideas into action and finding innovative solutions.

    • Focus – building attention and discipline to complete meaningful tasks.

    • Flow state – learning to immerse deeply in activities where skills and challenge meet.

    • Compossibility – discern and choose possibilities that can coexist harmoniously

    • Self-responsibility – taking ownership of actions, decisions, and their outcomes.

  • When you enrol your child in LifeBeat. for Young People, you’ll receive more than just six guided sessions. The program is designed to create meaningful change that continues long after it ends.

    Here’s what’s included:

    Six powerful 45-minute sessions – guided conversations and activities that help young people explore who they are, what matters to them, and the kind of adult they want to become.

    Reflection prompts and practical tools after each session – resources to help young people apply what they’ve learned in everyday life.

    A final parent check‑in – a one‑on‑one conversation with practical ways to support your child’s ongoing growth and confidence.

    Recommended resources – curated books, videos, and activities for both young people and parents to continue learning together.

    Access to the LifeBeat. online community – a supportive space to stay inspired, share ideas, and keep building the skills of life.

    Completion certificate – a meaningful keepsake celebrating the young person’s commitment and growth.

  • $950 USD for six sessions (including a final parent check-in)

    Payment can be made upfront or in two instalments.

    Limited scholarship places are available for families who need support.

The difference you’ll see

  • A clear sense of identity and belonging – understanding who they are and what matters most to them connected to their passions, values, and purpose .

  • Newfound confidence and direction for the future – recognising their strengths, areas for growth and possibilities ahead.

  • Ability to see their role in the bigger picture – understanding how they can contribute to the world around them now and into the future.