Who this is for:
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Tweens and teens aged 10–18 who are struggling emotionally and need support that actually connects with them.

 
Your teen might be experiencing:

• Anxiety, worry, or persistent low mood

• Social stress, perfectionism, or identity confusion

• Emotional outbursts or complete shutdown

• Difficulty at school or in friendships

• Resistance to traditional therapy ("I don't want to talk to a stranger")

 
What MAP offers:
 
A relational, creative, and neuroscience-informed approach that helps teens understand themselves — not just manage symptoms.

Who this is for:
 
 
Young adults (18–28) in the "in-between" years — out of high school, not fully settled, navigating big transitions.
 
You might be experiencing:
 

• Burnout, anxiety, or feeling stuck after a big transition

• Uncertainty about identity, direction, or purpose

• Difficulty launching or moving forward

• Feeling like you're "too old" for teen support and "not sick enough" for therapy

What MAP offers:
 
 
A forward-looking, regulation-based approach that meets young adults where they are — without pathologizing the discomfort of this season of life.

Who this is for:
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Parents who feel reactive, disconnected, or exhausted — and families who want to function differently.
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You might recognize:

• Constantly feeling like you're walking on eggshells at home

• Reacting in ways you regret, then feeling guilty

• A disconnection between you and your teen you don't know how to bridge

• Wanting to parent differently than you were parented — but not knowing how

 
What MAP offers:
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Support for the parent system, not just the child. Flavia works with parents individually and with the family together — because regulation and connection are relational skills.

Who this is for:

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Individuals and families navigating international relocation — whether newly arrived, preparing to move, or navigating the long aftermath of leaving home.

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You might be experiencing:

• Loss of identity, community, and routine after relocation

• Children struggling to adapt to a new school and culture

• Relationship or family tension brought on by the move

• Grief for the life and people left behind

• Feeling "fine on paper" but emotionally unmoored

 

What MAP offers:

Bilingual (English/Portuguese) support for the emotional and relational dimensions of expat life — the parts that don't show up on the HR relocation checklist.