Teen Connection Project
Teen Connection Project
The Wyman Center
The Wyman Center
Wyman’s Teen Connection Project (TCP) is an innovative, evidence-based program that builds social connections among high school age youth.
TCP is based on several key, research-based factors: 1) teens are very socially-focused; they are wired to seek and manage peer experiences; 2) social and emotional skills develop in the context of supportive relationships; and 3) supportive peer relationships and social and emotional skills lead to enhanced life outcomes.
Wyman’s Teen Connection Project (TCP) is an innovative, evidence-based program that builds social connections among high school age youth.
TCP is based on several key, research-based factors: 1) teens are very socially-focused; they are wired to seek and manage peer experiences; 2) social and emotional skills develop in the context of supportive relationships; and 3) supportive peer relationships and social and emotional skills lead to enhanced life outcomes.
| Type | Education/Training |
| Setting | School |
| People | Adolescents (12 to 17 years), Young Adults (18 to 25 years), White, Black or African American, Multi-racial, People who live in urban areas, People who live in suburban areas, Low income |
| Prevention Level | Promotion |
| Languages | English, Spanish |
| Study Method | Quantitative |
| Implementer Requirement | Adults, K-12 school based programs, Professional educators |
| Training Requirement | Yes |
| Delivery Options | In person, Virtual |
| Topics | Promote protective factors |
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