GenZ & Plus

This program may be a good fit for a young person who:

• Frequently compares themselves with peers or people online.

• Changes themselves significantly depending on who they are around.

• Depends heavily on praise, approval, popularity, or external validation.

• Struggles to describe their strengths or what makes them unique.

• Defines themselves primarily by grades, appearance, achievement, mistakes, or other people’s opinions.

• Has experienced rejection, criticism, bullying, transition, or another experience that has affected how they see themselves.

• Seems unsure of their values, preferences, boundaries, or personal convictions.

• Says things such as “I don’t know who I am,” “I’m not good enough,” or “I wish I was more like…”

• Needs a healthier foundation before working on confidence, relationships, leadership, or purpose.

Best suited for: Ages 10–14 and 15–21, placed in developmentally appropriate cohorts.

Identity Clarity is a 6-week live formation experience designed to help young people slow down, examine the messages shaping how they see themselves, and develop a healthier and more grounded understanding of who they are.

Through guided conversation, small-group coaching, hands-on exercises, reflection, real-life application, and an individual check-in, participants will explore the difference between who they are and what has been said, expected, achieved, or experienced around them.

Across the six weeks, participants will work on:

• Identifying the people, experiences, environments, and messages that have shaped their self-perception.

• Recognizing labels they have accepted about themselves.

• Separating worth from achievement, appearance, popularity, and approval.

• Identifying strengths, values, interests, qualities, and developing convictions.

• Challenging comparison and unhelpful internal narratives.

• Practicing healthier ways of speaking about and responding to themselves.

• Making everyday choices that better reflect who they believe they are becoming.

The goal is not to give a young person a new label. It is to help them develop enough clarity to stop allowing everyone else to define them.

• Duration: 6 weeks
  Format: Live small-group formation coaching
  Age Groups: Ages 10–14 and 15–21, delivered in age-appropriate cohorts
  Delivery: Virtual
  Session Length: [60-75minutes]
  Cohort Size: 15 seats
  Program Dates: Sep 16,,23, 30, and Oct 7
  Meeting Time: Wednesdays, 6pm EST | 6pm WAT

  Enrollment includes:

  • Four live formation sessions

  • Small-group coaching and guided conversation

  • Hands-on identity and self-perception exercises

  • Weekly real-life formation challenges

  • Reflection tools/resources

  • One individual participant check-in

  • Pre- and post-program developmental assessment

  • Parent reinforcement guidance and designated parent touchpoints

  Enrollment is for the complete four week experience; sessions are not offered on a drop-in basis.

Primary Domain: IDENTITY

Within the PICCLE™ Formation Framework, Identity is the development of a grounded understanding of who I am, what I value, what is true about me, and who I am becoming, without allowing external approval, comparison, performance, or circumstances to become the primary source of self-definition.

Identity Clarity also integrates:

PURPOSE
Beginning to recognize strengths, interests, values, and areas of meaningful contribution.

CHARACTER
Learning to make choices that are increasingly consistent with personal values and convictions.

CONFIDENCE
Developing the internal security required to express oneself without constantly depending on external validation.

PICCLE™: Purpose • Identity • Character • Confidence • Leadership • Excellence

Program Investment: $105

Your registration secures a place for the full four-week Formation Lab and includes all live sessions, participant resources, assessments, practical challenges, and parent reinforcement materials.

Payment:
Payment is required to confirm enrollment.

Cohort Capacity:
Enrollment is limited to 15 participants to preserve the small-group coaching experience.

Cancellation & Refunds:
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Cancellations received at least 7 days before the cohort begins may be eligible for a refund, less applicable processing fees. Once the program has begun, fees are non-refundable because your child's place has been reserved for the full four-week cohort.

Missed Sessions:
Because sessions build progressively, consistent attendance is strongly encouraged. Missed sessions do not automatically qualify for refunds or prorated fees.

Parent Participation:
Parents/caregivers will receive designated reinforcement guidance and may be required to participate in specific program touch points so that learning can be supported beyond the coaching session.