Putting yourself in someone else’s place
Bullying does not end when we look away. We open a conversation about empathy, the weight of our words and how to support someone who feels alone or excluded.
Conferences · Live experiences
The Power of the Young Mind
An experience that combines reflection, stories and illusion to open conversations about the importance of listening to, understanding and supporting new generations.
Through a close encounter with the audience, Chris Abraham invites us to see young people from a more human, conscious and empathetic perspective.
Feel. Listen. Support.
Some conversations can change a life.
And they deserve to be closer to young people. Talking about what we feel, what hurts us and what we sometimes do not know how to express can create a different kind of encounter: one where we feel heard.
The Power of the Young Mind invites young people and adults to see from another person’s perspective, acknowledge their own vulnerability and discover the value of supporting one another. An experience that connects us with what we carry inside and with the people in front of us.
What matters deserves words
Seeing one another differently.
Setting boundaries is also self-care
Recognizing a harmful situation, expressing what we need and setting boundaries are topics that deserve space. Vulnerability does not diminish our worth; it lets us speak honestly about what we are experiencing.
Talking about what hurts
Depression, anxiety and suicide prevention require thoughtful, judgment-free conversations. The experience highlights the importance of asking for help, reaching out to trusted people and strengthening support networks.
Magic as a language
Do not just hear it. Feel it.
Through magic, feelings become examples with a form that can be seen and felt. Wonder opens attention; emotion brings the message closer to young people and to those who are not so young anymore.
This encounter invites us to pause, listen and talk about what is happening within us. Sometimes a shared emotion is the beginning of a conversation we had left unfinished.
Asking for help is also a way to care for ourselves.
Closer to your community
A space to listen to one another.
For schools, high schools, universities and institutions that want to bring these conversations closer to their communities. An encounter that brings young people and adults together around empathy, boundaries and the importance of mutual support.
In community
The conference in pictures
Stage, conversation and encounters with young people and educational communities.
Let’s bring these conversations closer.
Tell us who you want to bring together, in which city and on what date. Let’s bring The Power of the Young Mind to your community.
Bring the conference to my community