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"Struggling with Friendship Drama? Help your daughter master the Friendship Codes"

Do you sometimes wonder how your daughter is navigating her friendships? Is she struggling with drama, feeling left out, or unsure how to handle the ups and downs of her social world?

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If so, she's not alone, and we're here to help!

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LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE!

Space in The Friendship Codes is limited to ensure each girl gets the attention and support she needs. Don't wait - secure her spot today!

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Together, we can help your daughter build friendships that last and confidence that will carry her through every stage of life.

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P.S. Know a friend whose daughter could also benefit from The Friendship Codes? Feel free to forward this information and help spread the friendship love!

Introducing The Friendship Codes - an 8 week program designed specifically for tween girls to help them build strong, healthy friendships.

WHY THE FRIENDSHIP CODES?

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In this fun and interactive program, your daughter will learn how to:

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* Set boundaries and say "no" when needed

* Deal with friendship conflicts without all the drama

* Choose friends who lift her up and make her feel good

* Develop self respect and build her own confidence

* Communicate openly

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Friendships during the tween years can be tricky, but with the right tools, your daughter will have the skills to manage them with confidence!

What's included...

* 8 weekly sessions (1 hour each) filled with empowering activities and group discussions

* Interactive lessons that teach girls how to navigate social dynamics

* Supportive environment where girls can make new friends and learn from each other

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PROGRAM DETAILS:

Start Date: Face to face - Thursday 24th Oct 24, 4:15pm

Duration: 8 weeks

Location: Face to face - Impact Gym Erina and some outdoor sessions 

Investment: $287

ENQUIRE ABOUT THE NEW ONLINE PROGRAM IF YOU ARE OUT OF AREA

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WHY THIS MATTERS?

The skills your daughter will learn in The Friendship Codes go beyond just friendships - they are essential life skills that will help her develop self respect, emotional intelligence, and resilience.

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Let's empower her to navigate friendships with confidence and grace!

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"Inspired Girls Inspire Girls"

The Development Stages Explained

Knowledge is Power!

Physical Changes

Girls between 8-12 years are called TWEENS because they are in between children and teenagers. During this time they go through big physical changes - develop breasts, get their periods and can become more self conscious about their bodies.

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Cognitive - How They Think!

Tweens start to care a lot about what other people think about them. This means they want to fit in with other kids and feel bad if they're left out. They compare themselves to their friends - even confident children can become insecure & oversensitive at this age.

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The Gender Code

The Gender Code is the barrage of messages received by both girls & boys everyday - from the media, from parents & teachers, from commercials and fashion mags and the internet telling them what it means to be a girl or boy and how they should act, think and feel.


"The Gender Code comes in loud and clear at this time, while their bodies are also changing".

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For girls this is the age when Body Image issues start to arise. Studies show that self-esteem in girls peaks at Age 9 and for many decreases sharply by Age 12.

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Social & Self Identity

Because the hallmark of this age is an awareness of others the social landscape of your daughter's life changes profoundly. 

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She wants more independence and is progressively more attuned to peers and less identified with families & parents.

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Tweens are looking more to their peer group for advice & guidance. At the same time they're all going through major shifts physically and cognitively, and are feeling the awkwardness and self consciousness of all that and that's where you can run into problems. Some of the really tough social dynamics as this is the age when bullying can really become a problem.

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Emotional Development

The early adolescent brain is also evolving with regard to emotional development in ways that make girls both more sensitive to their own emotions and to those of others. They develop a heightened reactivity to emotion, but their brain development lags in the regions that are active in regulating emotions.

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They're fumbling with the ability to interpret other people's emotions and even their own emotions. It's a tough stage - a lot of parents will talk about suddenly their child is really moody. It's normal for tweens to have really intense swings of emotions & interpersonal dynamics.

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The Friendship Codes
MIND GYM

What makes a good friend?

Communication & Active Listening

Handling Conflict

Boundaries & Respect

Empathy & Understanding

Navigating Peer Pressure

Celebrating Differences

Being a Leader in Friendships

Testimonials

Hear What Others Have to Say

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This is amazing Mish! I’m literally watching my daughter blossom into the most resilient, emotionally intelligent and self-confident young woman right before my eyes and I’ve no doubt it’s because of your guidance. It seriously brings me to tears to see her unleashing herself in the most powerful and beautiful way. Not to mention the way it has taken our mother/daughter relationship to a whole new level of trust and communication. You are an angel Mish and I will be recommending to every mother of teen girls I know!

Zahra

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"I spotted Girl Squad on a Facebook group and signed my daughter up. With being in lockdown, fitness had suffered slightly so I wanted Mollie’s fitness levels to return. What I didn’t realise is that not only is the class focused on physical fitness, it supports mental fitness too. Mollie is very self conscious about a part of her body, which is silly but it’s important to her. After going to the class and being in a safe space, her self consciousness has practically disappeared and she feels happier in herself. Mollie is just about to enter the next phase of being a girl and the foundations which are being built in this class, will serve her so well. Michelle is a wonderful, and very patient person who has a great energy and a very positive influence on my daughter (and me!) we will be staying with Girl squad for the foreseeable."

Lydia

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