For you
You don't need an adult in the room for this part.
Everything else on this site is built for whoever's leading you through something — a parent, a teacher, a youth leader. This page isn't. Use it by yourself, send it to a friend, or bring it to whoever's already walking with you. Your call.
Three ways to use this
However you got here, there's a way in
On your own
Nobody has to lead this for it to count. Try the three-minute experience below, or tap what's going on beneath it and read a lesson yourself — no group, no adult, no permission needed.
With a friend
If something here actually lands, send it. Go through it separately and talk after, or sit down together and do it side by side — either way works.
Hand it up
If something here opens up more than a few minutes can hold, that's not a sign to stop — it's a sign to bring in someone who can sit with it longer. Hand this to a parent, teacher, or youth leader; For Mentors tells them exactly how to lead it, no training required.
✦ New · Interactive Experience
A three-minute experience
Not Broken
Take three minutes. We’ll show you what you’ve been seeing yourself through — and what changes when we switch the lens.
BeginNot sure where to start?
How's it going right now?
Tap whatever's true right now — we'll bring you straight to a lesson that fits. No form, no questions, just this.
If it's bigger than a few minutes
Bring it to someone who can sit with it longer
Every lesson on this site was written to be led by a real person — a parent, teacher, or youth leader, no training required. Needing more than this page can hold isn't a step backward. Hand this to whoever's already walking with you, or point them here so they know exactly how.
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