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The PEERS® Bullyproof Bootcamp

INTENSIVE SKILLS WORKSHOP | teens and young adults

Supporting Confidence, Resilience & Real World Strategies

This psychologist-led, neuroaffirming workshop is designed to support teens and young adults in navigating teasing, bullying, and social conflict using the internationally recognised PEERS® framework

As an intensive, condensed version of the program, it focuses on practical, real-world strategies delivered through structured, step-by-step instruction, role-play demonstrations, and guided behavioural practice.

Participants are introduced to ways of responding to challenging social situations, managing reactions, and maintaining confidence when navigating peer interactions.

A Flexible Way to Start

This workshop can also be a helpful option for individuals who are not ready to commit to a longer-term program, are looking for a more flexible format, or would benefit from a focused introduction to the PEERS® framework. It may also support participants in revisiting and reinforcing skills following attendance in a term-based PEERS® program.
Young adults engaging confidently in a group
CONFIDENCE
RESILIENCE
ASSERTIVENESS
REAL-WORLD SKILLS

Why This Bootcamp Matters

Experiences of teasing and peer conflict can impact confidence, wellbeing, and social engagement. For some teens and young adults, particularly those who benefit from clear and explicit guidance, knowing how to respond in these situations can feel challenging.

This workshop provides a structured and supportive environment where participants can explore practical strategies, practise responses, and build familiarity with navigating social conflict.

Bootcamp Details

  • Date School holidays (on demand)
  • Duration 1 full day (9:30am – 3:30pm)
  • Age Groups Teens (13–17) & Young Adults (18–35)
  • Location Mascot Clinic, Sydney
  • Funding Options NDIS, Medicare & private options available

Who This is For

  • Teens and young adults wanting support with social confidence
  • Individuals who experience challenges with teasing, conflict, or peer dynamics
  • Neurodivergent individuals (including Autism and ADHD)
  • Those who benefit from structured, step-by-step learning
  • Participants motivated to practise and apply new skills

What to Expect

  • SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT Small-group setting designed to support participation and engagement
  • INTERACTIVE LEARNING Role-plays and real-life scenarios to support understanding
  • guided practice Structured behavioural rehearsal with coaching and feedback
  • practical STRATEGIES Approaches that can be explored and applied in everyday situations

What Participants Will Learn

Through structured learning, participants are introduced to skills across:

Responding to Teasing

  • Exploring ways to respond to teasing and insults
  • Practising calm and assertive responses
  • Building awareness of responses in challenging moments

Managing Conflict

  • Navigating disagreements and peer conflict
  • Understanding and maintaining boundaries
  • Responding to group dynamics

Reputation and Social Situations

  • Understanding and responding to rumours and gossip
  • Exploring ways to manage social situations
  • Supporting confidence following difficult interactions

Cyber and Online Safety

  • Understanding safe online interactions
  • Navigating digital communication challenges
  • Setting boundaries in online environments

What Makes This Different

  • Based on the internationally recognised PEERS® framework
  • Psychologist-led with structured, step-by-step teaching
  • Intensive format providing a focused learning experience
  • Opportunities for real-time coaching and feedback
  • Small group sessions for personalised support
  • Neuroaffirming approach tailored to individual strengths

Limited Availability

This is a small-group workshop designed to support participation and engagement.

  • get starteD Availability is limited during school holiday periods. Early enquiry is recommended.

Finding the Right Support

We understand that navigating social conflict and building confidence in these situations can feel important. Our team is here to guide you through the process, helping you determine whether this workshop is the right fit, or recommend the most appropriate next step.

Ready to support confidence and resilience in challenging social situations?

Contact our team to learn more or secure a place in the next workshop.

Feedback & Complaints

We are committed to providing a high standard of care and a positive experience for all individuals and families who access our services.

If something hasn’t met your expectations, we welcome your feedback. Sharing your concerns helps us understand your experience and make improvements where needed.

You are welcome to raise feedback directly with your clinician or contact our team using the form below. All feedback is taken seriously and will be responded to in a respectful and timely manner.

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