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Difficult conversations begin with knowing how.

ConversaYoung brings together 31 guides to prepare sensitive conversations with children and teenagers. Less improvising, more useful questions, and sources you can check.

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Android app in development. No public download or announced date.
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There is more than one kind of difficult conversation.

The library is organized by situation and age so you can find a context similar to yours first.

Scenes representing technology, boundaries, emotions, grief, relationships, and family changes
Safety and bodyEmotions and healthSchool and relationshipsFamily and changeDigital lifeIdentity and society
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From bullying, social media, and consent to sleep, grief, separation, alcohol, body image, and pressure at school.

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ConversaYoung guide with a conversation starter and evidence

A guide goes beyond a couple of sentences.

The aim is to enter the conversation prepared to listen, respond, and recognize when another kind of help is needed.

  1. 1

    A way to begin

    A concrete opening, without turning it into a rigid script.

  2. 2

    What we know

    A summary of the evidence and a fact that helps put the risk in context.

  3. 3

    Questions, boundaries, and decisions

    What to ask, what to avoid, and how to adapt your response.

  4. 4

    Signs and sources

    Signs that it is time to seek help and links to the reviewed references.

Sources are part of the guide.

ConversaYoung identifies each institution, title, and date so you can check where a recommendation comes from. It does not present advice as universal certainty.

OMSAdolescent mental healthAmerican Academy of PediatricsTalking about sexualityUNICEFKeeping children safe onlineNICESelf-harm: assessment and prevention

Guidance for preparation. Not clinical care.

A guide can help you organize words and warning signs. It cannot confirm a diagnosis, investigate a risky situation, or replace professionals or emergency services.

Before using ConversaYoung

Three important limits to understand what you will and will not find.

What does ConversaYoung offer?

A library of 31 guides for preparing family conversations by situation, age, and topic. Each guide brings together a possible opening, ideas for listening, evidence, signs to watch for, and identifiable sources.

Does it replace a professional?

No. It provides educational guidance for preparing a conversation. It does not diagnose or replace medical, psychological, legal, or emergency care.

Can I download it now?

The Android app is in development. This page explains its approach, but there is no public download or announced release date yet.

31 starting points. One conversation at a time.

ConversaYoung is coming to Android. We will announce availability when there is a real download.

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