Helping your young adult stay engaged, connected, and well
Stress & Happiness in Early Adulthood
New routines. New pressure to seem more independent than they feel ready for. A friend group that’s harder to hold onto once school ends. The transition into adulthood can be especially hard for young people with 22q, and many struggle with stress, motivation, or loneliness during it, even when things look fine from the outside. This webinar with Linda Campbell and Sasja Duijff offers parents and caregivers practical guidance to help their young adult stay engaged, connected, and supported during this stage of life.
In this session, Linda and Sasja cover why stress, overwhelm, or withdrawal may increase in early adulthood and how to recognise the signs, how to support routines, confidence, and motivation without adding pressure or conflict, and strategies to strengthen social connection and a sense of daily structure and purpose. The goal isn’t independence on a timeline. It’s a young adult who feels supported enough to build their own.
A hopeful, practical session to help you support your young adult in living a connected, balanced, and fulfilling early adult life.
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Available in English. Need subtitles in another language? Let us know after purchase and we’ll have them ready within 48 hours, in most languages. Commonly requested ones include Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Serbian, Spanish and Swedish, but if yours isn’t on that list, just ask.

