The Family Track
For the children and teenagers who move without a say — the ones who lose their friends, their school, and any sense of control, and are often the last to be asked how they’re doing. The Family Track gives the young person their own space, and gives parents a clear way to carry them through. Add it to any core toolkit, or bring it directly to a family.
The ones who move without a vote — and go quiet.
A child or teenager loses their whole world in a move — friends, school, status, and any sense of control — and rarely has the words to say so. Their distress is easy to miss, because the ones who struggle most are often the quiet, compliant ones, not the ones acting out.
And a child who is quietly coming apart destabilises the whole family — and the whole assignment. The Family Track treats them as central, not collateral.
Two parts: a space for them, a guide for you.
The Relocation Journal — Teen Edition
A private, self-guided, age-appropriate journal — an honest place for the young person to process the move in their own words, not a footnote to the family’s.
- “You didn’t choose this” — naming the move they didn’t get a vote in
- Landing — getting their feet under them
- The new school & being the new kid
- Missing home & staying connected
- “When you go quiet” — the loneliness no one sees
- Finding their people & who they’re becoming
- What they carry forward — and a built-in “talk to a trusted adult” safety note
A Parent’s Guide
Clinically grounded, practical guidance for carrying a child or teen through the move — what to expect, what to watch for, and what actually helps.
- What the move actually costs a child
- The signs to watch — including the quiet ones who go silent
- What genuinely helps — validate, anchor, connect, give back control
- How to talk to them (and what not to say)
- When to reach for professional help
Two ways to bring it in.
As an add-on
Attach it to the Global Mobility or Executive Toolkit when the assignment moves a family with children — one configured package, delivered together.
Directly
For a family navigating a move on their own — whether or not an employer offers anything. The same toolkit, brought straight to the people who need it.
One price, either way.
$1,750 as an add-on to any core toolkit, or directly for a family. Optional 1:1 support with Stephanie — for a parent, or for the young person — is available at $450 per session.