Course curriculum

  • 1

    Your teenager and his world

    • WELCOME: Module one

    • Downloadable Workbook

    • How much do you know about the life of teenage boys?

    • Intro to the male stereotype

    • ACTIVITY: List 10 traits of the male stereotype

    • Common traits of the male stereotype

    • Explaining the stereotype

    • The impact of the male stereotype

    • Check in

    • What's the solution?

    • ACTIVITY: Your teenager's world

    • WRAP UP: Module one

    • TOOL + HOMEWORK: Module one
  • 2

    Your Parenting Style

    • Share your homework

    • WELCOME: Module two

    • ACTIVITY: Compare your teenager to teenager self

    • Intro into people, places + moments

    • Quote

    • ACTIVITY: People, places + moments

    • Reflect on your parenting journey

    • ACTIVITY: Stop, keep + start

    • WRAP UP: Module two

    • TOOL + HOMEWORK: Module two
  • 3

    Your relationship with your teenager

    • Share your homework

    • WELCOME: Module three

    • ACTIVITY: Relationship pulse check

    • How do you spend time with your teenager?

    • ACTIVITY: List of activities

    • DEMO: How are you?

    • Reflection on holding space

    • Taking space

    • Reflection on taking space

    • Tips on holding space

    • ACTIVITY: Holding space vs taking space

    • How has your relationship evolved?

    • ACTIVITY: The story of your relationship

    • Transition from guardian to guide

    • ACTIVITY: Guardian to guide

    • WRAP UP: Module three

    • TOOL + HOMEWORK: Module three
  • 4

    Taking Action

    • Share your homework

    • WELCOME: Module four

    • ACTIVITY: Your support squad

    • ACTIVITY: Stay cool (low reactivity) squat challenge

    • ACTIVITY: Squat challenge reflection

    • Pick your battles

    • ACTIVITY: Pick your battles

    • DEMO: Second + third questions

    • Conversation tips

    • WRAP UP: Course

Facilitators

Ryder Jack

Principal Facilitator, Training & Content Lead

Ryder has over 15 years experience facilitating workshops with boys and men to help foster healthy emotional dialogue encouraging the conversation of masculinity in today's society. As a father of two boys and avid local footballer, Ryder has seen firsthand the positive impact of challenging traditional notions of masculinity and creating environments where men can explore life beyond the stereotype, and develop the 'emotional muscle' necessary to deal with all situations. Ryder has experience in film and television, working as a producer on the ABC's 'You Can't Ask That' as well as Hamish and Andy's 'True Stories' and currently spends his time travelling throughout Australia working in schools, grassroots organisations, sporting clubs and universities through his role with Tomorrow Man.

Paige Campbell

Founder and CEO of Tomorrow Woman

Paige has worn many hats over the years. Completing her undergraduate degree in psychology, she started in Child Protection, working with some of our most vulnerable young people. After a moment of crazy with her best friend, they bicycled from Laos to Cambodia to raise money for female victims of trafficking. This adventure led Paige to facilitate leadership programs with the women directly impacted and also involved a three-month stint working at an HIV orphanage in Cambodia. These life-changing experiences further ignited Paige’s passion for the human condition, driving her to study and work in domestic violence counselling and then expanding her career into learning and development and facilitated behavior change group work. With an intrinsic passion for women’s rights, Paige created Tomorrow Woman. A for-purpose organisation, creating safe and non-judgemental spaces to unpack the experience and expectations of womanhood, helping women to find their authentic voice in today’s world. When she is not at home with her four year old son, River and toddler, Augie, Paige is the ultimate girl boss and CEO/Co-founder of Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman, bringing disarming authenticity and warmth to every group she facilitates.