becomingher
For girls aged 14-16 and their mums
Becoming Her is a premium mother–daughter experience designed to help teenage girls better understand themselves, navigate the increasing complexity of adolescence and strengthen one of the relationships they'll rely on for years to come.
This isn't about changing who she is.
It's about helping her understand who she already is.
As girls become more independent, friendships become more influential, and bigger decisions begin to shape their future, Becoming Her provides a shared language that helps mothers and daughters stay connected through one of life's biggest transitions.
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She's becoming more independent.
Friends seem to have more influence than ever.
She's beginning to think about subjects, careers or her future.
You sometimes feel like you're speaking different languages.
You want to stay connected as she grows into adulthood.
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Forget lectures.
Forget awkward icebreakers.
Forget adults telling teenagers how they should behave.
This is an interactive experience where mothers and daughters learn, laugh, reflect and grow together.
Through engaging activities, meaningful conversations and Gallup CliftonStrengths, you'll both discover what naturally energises you, how your strengths show up under pressure, and how they influence the way you communicate, make decisions and navigate relationships.
One of the most meaningful parts of Becoming Her is discovering not only who you are, but who you are together.
By exploring both of your CliftonStrengths profiles, you'll uncover the unique dynamic you share as mother and daughter. You'll celebrate the strengths that naturally complement one another, understand the moments where your differences create tension, and learn how those same differences can become a source of empathy, respect and deeper connection.
Because stronger relationships aren't built by becoming more alike.
They're built by understanding and valuing each other's differences.
At the same time, your daughter will gain a deeper understanding of herself—building the confidence to navigate friendships, increasing independence and the bigger decisions that come with becoming a young woman.
More importantly, you'll leave with something far more valuable than an assessment.
You'll leave with a shared language that helps you continue building trust, connection and understanding through the years ahead.
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Know Her
Discover what naturally makes each of you who you are, and build a shared understanding of your unique strengths.
Steady Her
Recognise how your strengths show up under pressure and learn how to support one another through life's challenges.
Connect Her
Strengthen your relationship by understanding, appreciating and valuing each other's differences.
Grow Her
Use your strengths to navigate the future with confidence—together building a foundation for the young woman she's becoming.
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Your daughter will leave with:
Greater confidence in who she is.
A deeper understanding of her natural strengths.
Practical tools to navigate friendships, pressure and increasing independence.
Greater confidence making decisions that align with who she is.
A stronger foundation for the young woman she's becoming.
You'll leave with:
A deeper understanding of the young woman she's becoming.
More meaningful conversations.
Practical ways to coach rather than rescue.
Greater confidence supporting her through the teenage years.
A renewed appreciation for the unique person she's becoming.
Together, you'll leave with:
A shared language to navigate life's biggest conversations.
A deeper appreciation of each other's strengths and differences.
Greater trust, empathy and understanding.
Practical ways to strengthen your relationship as she becomes more independent.
Memories. And a stronger connection that you'll carry long after the experience ends.
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Gallup CliftonStrengths Assessment for students
Facilitated mother–daughter experience
Personal workbook and journal
Interactive activities and reflection
Healthy refreshments
Take-home strengths resources
One day she'll leave home.
Before she does, give yourselves a language you'll carry with you for life.