Young
Minds.

Evidence-based programmes helping young people aged 11–18 build respect, resilience, and the life skills they need to thrive — at school, at home, and beyond.

Respect Life Skills For Schools Ages 11–18 PSHE · RSHE · Ofsted
Also in the App

Audio modules built
for young adults.

Beyond the animated video programmes, MYND includes over 100 audio modules across six key areas — many directly relevant to young people navigating school, exams, relationships, and the pressures of growing up.

Dealing with Failure
Reframing setbacks as fuel for growth
Building Confidence
12 evidence-based sources of belief
Dealing with Stress
Practical strategies for daily life
Dealing with Depression
Tools for the most difficult periods
Self-Sabotage
Stop undermining your own success
Making it Happen
From intention to action

Module 1 of each programme is free. 100+ modules across 6 key areas.

Already making an impact

100
Coach-led sessions
14
Animated modules
11–18
Age range

Delivered with BBC Children in Need funding across inner-city schools and youth hubs. Used by the Metropolitan Police Divert Project to support young people in custody and at risk of reoffending. Adopted by the Bounce Back Programme for excluded students.

Why this matters now

Two programmes.
One urgent message. MYND is what happens next.

Netflix's Adolescence showed what happens when online radicalisation goes unchallenged — a young boy drawn into toxic ideology with devastating consequences. Then Louis Theroux's Inside the Manosphere exposed the system behind it: a network of influencers selling dominance, wealth, and misogyny to millions of lost young men searching for direction.

Schools are asking the same question both programmes left unanswered: "What do we actually do?"

MYND provides the structured, evidence-based answer. The Respect modules teach young people to recognise toxic role models and build genuine self-respect. The Life Skills modules develop consequential thinking, impulse control, and the resilience that stops young people reaching for easy answers to complex problems.

Not a one-off assembly. Not a reaction to a documentary. A programme young people return to, engage with, and remember — one that gives them the psychological tools to write a different story.

For Schools & Organisations

From browser to
classroom in minutes.

Students open MYND in their browser on any device — phone, tablet, or laptop. No app download needed. Module 1 of each programme is free, with full access via school subscription.

PSHE & RSHE Aligned

Mapped to statutory curriculum and PSHE Association Programme of Study.

Ofsted Ready

Supports personal development judgement. Structured SMSC and character education.

Safeguarding

Addresses online safety, consent, healthy relationships, and recognising abuse.

Group Licensing

Schools up to 500: £5/pupil/year. MATs (500+): from £3/pupil/year.

Sponsor a School

Fund access for a whole school. Positive PR, employee pride, real impact.

Teacher Resources

Discussion guides, learning outcomes, and curriculum mapping for every module.

Created by

Roberto Forzoni

Performance psychologist with over 30 years' experience. Former National Psychology Manager at the LTA (creating Team Murray). Lead author of the FA Guide to Psychology in Football. BBC consultant. MSc (Distinction), BASES Accredited, Inner Magic Circle.

8 Premier League Teams Olympic Champions BBC Consultant 30+ Years Applied Practice

Every young person
deserves these tools.

Try Respect and Life Skills free inside the MYND app. Module 1 of each programme — no subscription required.

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Or roberto@robertoforzoni.com about school licensing