Testimonials

“R.A.G.E. is an excellent program for young people from the ages of 10 -14 years. After working with a small group within our school, both students and their parents have noted the difference in attitude and behaviour of these young men. This program provides opportunities to develop new ways of thinking and responding to challenges and issues confronting adolescents in their daily lives. Under the guidance of Facilitator (and author) Ken Nathan, students are lead through a series of modules which provide a safe environment to explore feelings and emotions. Ken was able to inject a sense of fun into the learning experience as well as managing to keep the objectives of the program firmly in place.”

Ms Maxine Miller,
School Counselor,
St Dominic’s College,
Penrith NSW.

“The MAAD workshop provides an opportunity for parents and those that work with adolescents to discover the science and developmental issues behind adolescent anger and aggression. Building on this learning the course leaves participants with a broad range of proven strategies that will help reduce adolescent anger within home and school settings. Best of all these strategies are easy to learn and encourage the development of positive respectful relationships between adolescents and their carers. This course will improve your delivery of the RAGE course or other courses aimed at helping adolescents with anger control issues. Highly recommended!”

Peter Johnson
School Counselor,
Mitchell High School NSW.

It is quite often we come across young developing minds in need of a guiding light. So often we are left to battle the challenging and often reckless behaviours of our teens on our own with little or no clue as to how. Kenneth Nathan has provided us with this guiding light that is so lacking in a troubled young society such as ours and not only is the light guiding but it is also shining. Ken has the ability to delve into the mind and behaviour of our young and guide them through their most challenging of times. We have employed the services of Kenneth Nathan and have been blown away by his aptitude to working with our young people. He provides a service so lacking in our community, mentoring our young people to provide them with the opportunities they may never have had the ability to gain. Ken’s holistic involvement with young people entails him understanding the issues they are faced with on a daily basis, communicating with them in a manner young people understand, supporting our young people through crises as they occur and helping them cope with the trauma they have so often endured. Ken approaches his work with the utmost professionalism whilst building relationships with young people on a level they understand. He has enjoyed great success in assisting our young to dare to believe and to dream with a hope of their dreams being fulfilled. Ken surely provides a critical service of which there are so few but of which is so important to the future face of our society.

Kelly (Out of Home Care Worker)