Designed by a psychologist
who works every day with teenagers
and their families.
A psychologist specialising in supporting children, teenagers and their families, Laura created innerbox out of a deep conviction: every teenager deserves a safe and caring space to ask their questions, understand what they are going through and grow up with more peace of mind.
Through innerbox, she wanted to give young people a space they can trust, where they can find reliable answers about mental health, relationships, puberty, sexuality and all the questions that come with adolescence, without fear of being judged.
Because adolescence can also put family relationships to the test, supporting parents was just as important to her. innerbox offers them resources to better understand their teen, encourage dialogue and protect the family bond, a real protective factor for young people’s mental health.
Every piece of content in the app is created by health professionals.
Your questions.
innerbox does not replace parental vigilance. Parents should stay alert to possible signs of distress: isolation, social withdrawal, unusual irritability, persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities they usually enjoy, changes in sleep or eating habits, severe tiredness, falling grades or refusing to go to school, pessimistic talk or dark thoughts.
If a teen gives an age that isn’t their own, some content may be a little less suited to their stage of development or to what they are going through at the moment. However, all the content in the app is still designed to be safe, educational and suitable for teenagers aged 12 to 18.
Ready to understand
each other better?
Join the families who are choosing to strengthen dialogue and trust, to get through this stage of life together.
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