The PEERS® Dating & Relationships Bootcamp is an evidence-based workshop for teens and young adults run by psychologists in Mascot. Based on UCLA’s world-renowned curriculum, this program condenses essential dating skills into a dynamic, interactive format.
Participants learn practical strategies to navigate dating with confidence, safety, and respect—empowering them to build healthy and meaningful connections.
Dating is an important part of growing up, but it can be especially challenging for neurodiverse young adults. Without support, social misunderstandings can lead to stress or unsafe experiences.
This bootcamp provides a safe space to learn these nuances, helping participants navigate boundaries and expectations with confidence and self-respect.
*Programs are delivered by specialist psychologists with expertise in neurodiversity.
Format: Small-group workshop with targeted practice
Duration: Two full-day sessions (9:30 am – 3:30 pm)
Methods: Role-play demonstrations & video examples
Coaching: Direct behavioural rehearsals with psychologists
The PEERS® Dating & Relationships Bootcamp is an evidence-based workshop for teens (13–17 years) and young adults (18–35 years) run by psychologists at our psychology clinic in Mascot. Based on UCLA’s world-renowned PEERS® curriculum, this holiday program condenses essential skills for dating and relationships into a dynamic, interactive format. Participants learn practical strategies to navigate dating with confidence, safety, and respect—supported by their families and caregivers.
Benefits
Participation Requirements
Why It Matters
Dating and relationships are an important part of growing up, but they can be especially challenging for neurodiverse teens and young adults. Without support, social misunderstandings can lead to stress, anxiety, or unsafe experiences. The PEERS® Dating & Relationships Bootcamp in Sydney provides a safe, supportive space to learn these skills—empowering participants to build healthy, respectful, and confident relationships.
Topics Included
Participation Requirements
Why It Matters
Dating and relationships are an important part of growing up, but they can be especially challenging for neurodiverse teens and young adults. Without support, social misunderstandings can lead to stress, anxiety, or unsafe experiences. The PEERS® Dating & Relationships Bootcamp in Sydney provides a safe, supportive space to learn these skills—empowering participants to build healthy, respectful, and confident relationships.
Topics Included
Small-group workshop with targeted social skills practice
Two full-day sessions (9:30 am – 3:30 pm) during school holidays
Offered in school holiday periods, based on expressions of interest
Step-by-step instruction, role-play demonstrations, video examples, and behavioural rehearsals in breakout groups with direct psychologist coaching
