We cordially invite you to a free workshop with Nicolás Mendoza, our Middle School Human Development Teacher.
Adolescence 2.0: From Netflix Series to Social Mirror
Workshop Overview
Ever wondered how to support teens facing the challenges of today's world? Inspired by the Netflix series Adolescence, this workshop invites parents and caregivers to reflect on crucial issues like toxic masculinity, the manosphere, gender-based violence, and the role of families and schools in creating safe environments.
In a guided, participatory format, we’ll explore ways to foster belonging and prevent risks from home and within the school community.
✨ What will you gain?
Up-to-date information on the psychosocial risks teenagers face
Practical tools to talk with your sons and daughters about complex topics
A guide to facilitate meaningful conversations with other families
Strategies to promote conscious, empathetic, and inclusive parenting
More About the Presenter
Nicolás Mendoza is a clinical and educational psychologist with over 14 years of experience in psycho-pedagogical counseling, academic leadership, and social-emotional education. He has led school-wide mental health and wellness initiatives, and spearheaded parent and faculty engagement programs at institutions such as Tec de Monterrey (Campus Guadalajara), Universidad del Valle de México, Instituto Thomas Jefferson Valle Real, and Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. In addition to his clinical work providing psychotherapy for adolescents and adults, Nicolás currently teaches Human Development at the middle school level at ASFG and maintains a private psychotherapy practice.
📅 Date & Time:
Tuesday, June 10 | 8:15 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
📍 Location: ASFG Upper School Library Terrace
💵 Cost: Free
👥 For: All Parents
🌐Language: Spanish *translation will be provided upon request
📝Note: Watching the series isn’t required to join the workshop, but it will enhance your experience.
👉 Sign up here
Questions? Contact us at extendedlearning@asfg.edu.mx