Your Teen Journey

16/10/2026

Autumn community fundraiser

09/10/2026

This was such a fantastic weekend! Thank you to everyone who supported, celebrated and donated.

04/10/2026

A great day of connection, movement and nature!

03/10/2026

18/09/2026

16 Days To Go! Celebrate. Gratitude. Community.

The Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland (NSNS) & Your Teen Journey invite you to enjoy a guided family-friendly experience...
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Join us for an uplifting Silent Session combining music, gentle movement and community, all through your headphones.

Attend in Biel or Morges, or simply support the fundraiser with a donation.

Funds raised will help provide sponsored retreat places and meaningful support and experiences for teens and parents across Switzerland and The Alps.

You can buy tickets & donate: www.yourteenjourney.com/nsns

09/09/2026

You may not know this about us…

We’re proud to be a member of Atout France and a registered tour operator with l'Association Professionnelle de Solidarité du Tourisme (APST).

There is something special in what is emerging through our own journey of growth. At the heart of what we’re building is a values-led approach to our retreats and experiences, designed with difference in mind.

For teens and emerging adults, we’re creating paths that aren’t about retreating from life but about celebrating where you are, taking stock of where you’ve been, and honouring where you’re going.

We’re also advocating for neuro-affirmative experiences that recognise difference as a strength, creating opportunities for teens to explore confidence, connection, independence and growth in ways that respect how they uniquely experience the world.

Meaningful growth doesn’t have to look the same for everyone.
Not just retreats...weekend experiences designed to connect, celebrate and empower.

11/08/2026

Honestly? Rocks alone are overrated…

I say that as someone who genuinely loves the mountains.

For me, this inspiring landscape has always been a platform for connection. But on occasion, I think we can ask too much of nature. Expecting it to offer greater clarity, answers or perspectives. There’s a danger that looking outward becomes an escape from connecting with ourselves.

That’s why I think it’s important to honour both. To value the landscape, without expecting it to solve everything. To make space for ourselves, while appreciating the people walking beside us. Because ultimately, the mountains create the platform not the answer.

And I realise saying “rocks are overrated” in a community full of passionate climbers may be a slightly dangerous position to take…
But this is simply my way of valuing nature as a way to stay grounded, connected and present.

🏔️ How do you stay grounded?

13/05/2026

"I want them to be the directors of their own story."

Your Teen Journey Parent Advocate, Zoe Hart is a mother of two neurodivergent teen boys. Zoe is a Patagonia Community Builder, Alpinist and speaker. She and her family live in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc. The family became the focus of a 3-part Patagonia movie series titled: Parenting: Disaster Style.
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In this 20 minute podcast, Zoe offers a relatable and empowering insight into how she has gained a greater appreciation of how to support her teens' dreams.

When the time feels right, sharing your story can offer so much. It was so rewarding to collaborate on this, thank you Zoe Hart.
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An inspirational story that explores honouring difference.

🎧Listen now: https://www.yourteenjourney.com/podcastsparentteenjourneys

Podcast host: Jody Kallay

04/05/2026

Mindfulness & me go back a while now...

The more I've embraced mindfulness into my daily life, the more I've come to trust how it can show up in the most supportive ways. Yet, mindfulness doesn't 'work' if we simply ask it to. The moment we ask someone to “try” something new it can unintentionally place us as the one with awareness or conjure up a kind of resistance.

It can feel like we’re giving knowledge, rather than creating space for individual exploration of trust.

In a recent mindfulness workshop I delivered, we created space to appreciate how mindfulness requires a moving from teaching into honouring its unique relationship with each of us. It’s not about getting it right, but about returning, noticing, and allowing.

We already know that mindfulness for teens is a significant support, but it's best complimented alongside emotional learning and shared experiences.

Real confidence shifts when we adjust the pressure to present the 'fix-it' solution. What speaks louder? The wisdom that true grounding support is never just one thing:

It’s the way we integrate practices.
The way we connect with others.
The way we live it together.

The day after the workshop, I received my order in the post of: "This is me", and again, mindfulness appeared not as the answer, but as one part of our wider toolkit in supporting children and teens.

How do you practice collaborating in in ways that support you? And how do you confidently practice what truly resonates?

Thank you for hosting this event Webster Geneva Campus.



Neurodiversity Support Network Switzerland (nsns)
Priscilla Krebs
Mindfulness in Schools Project (MiSP)