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community, Connection, resilience
Social Wellness Groups for Teens
& Young Adults
Vessel provides live, virtual groups for teens and young adults focusing on enhancing social, communication and emotional wellness skills.
Developed in partnership Emory University's School of Medicine, our initial 10-week workshop helps participants to develop invaluable skills, connect with others, and prepare to take on life's challenges.
Based on the innovative Vessel Theory, teens and young adults learn to frame their world with the Vessel mindset to increase meaningful social connections with others.
Ages | Duration
2 current group cohort options for:
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High school-aged teens 14-18, or
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Young adults aged 18-24
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10 sessions, 75 minutes each
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Groups are currently held virtually
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ABOUT OUR COURSES
Content | Skills
Our basic 10-week program covers a variety of science-backed carefully curated content designed especially for teens and adults.​
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Social/Communication Skills
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Anxiety/Stress Management
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Self-Esteem/Identity
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Tech/Social Media-Related Issues
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The Science of Happiness
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Assertiveness/Boundary-Setting
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Mindfulness Skills
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General Life Skills
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Goal-Setting/Motivation
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Family Dynamics
Peace
of
Mind
Freedom from worry and anxiety, a state of mental tranquility
Moments
of
Joy
A warm and fuzzy feeling from an experience or memory
Quality
of
Life
boosted state of health and happiness
Vessel values
aboutus
Through years of experience working in the clinical mental wellness space and utilizing evidence-based techniques, the founders wanted to develop a simple framework to better improve overall happiness. By way of multiple prototype sessions, a partnership with Emory University School of Medicine, and a teen advisory board, Vessel Theory was formalized.
Vessel Theory helps individuals better understand the connections between their Vessel (body), thoughts, feelings and actions. It is an effective way to help individuals better navigate their social and emotional worlds, while building life skills and connect with a community of other Vessel participants.