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For younger adolescents discovering self-connection, emotional awareness and group belonging.
A training for Easers who feel called to guide adolescents ages 12-18 through the Self-Ease path.
Have you completed the Self-Ease course for adults or adolescents and feel called to guide adolescents on this same path? The Easing Others for Adolescents training is for you.
This training prepares you to become an Easer: a facilitator who holds space for adolescents ages 12-18 to discover the Self-Ease course. The programme is tailored to three age groups so teens at each stage are met where they are.
You will learn to blend knowledge with embodied experience through movement, art, theater and circle practice, all within a safe and supportive space.
For younger adolescents discovering self-connection, emotional awareness and group belonging.
For adolescents asking deeper questions about pressure, identity, connection and confidence.
For older teens preparing to move forward with greater clarity, resilience and authentic connection.
Training Easing Others for adolescents.
Embody the UniOne ME-I-ALL framework and guide adolescents using the UniOne Circle Technique.
Understand psychological, emotional, social and cognitive development.
Hold space with empathy, presence and clarity while creating an inclusive environment.
Apply age-appropriate facilitation practices with care and responsibility.
Read group energy and adapt activities to different ages and needs.
Lead breath, movement and circle work that build self-connection.
Through this immersive process, teens discover who they are beyond pressure and performance, building confidence, emotional resilience and authentic connection.
Use movement, art, theater and circle practice as living learning methods.
Weave the skills into existing youth programmes or deliver a stand-alone course.
The approach can also be adapted for learning environments and school contexts.
Choose an upcoming adolescent training and begin supporting young people through the Self-Ease path.
Explore adolescent training pathways and learn how to hold safe, age-aware spaces for young people.