Teencamps-UK Private Residentials & Behavioural Support for Teen Boys . Since 2008 in UK & Spain

About Damon Bachegalup BA (Hons), Dip (Couns) L7

I am a UK-based Teen Behavioural and Family Consultant, working with families both nationally and internationally to support adolescent males through emotional, behavioural, and social challenges. With specialist expertise in teen mental health and family dynamics, I provide discreet, high-impact interventions tailored to the unique needs of each young person and their family.

I specialise in working with high-performing families who are seeking a personalised, professional approach to help their teenage or young adult sons build confidence, self-awareness, and resilience in the face of life’s pressures. For more information see,

My services

Teencamps-UK is the only provider in the UK and Spain offering specialist, therapist-led residential programmes exclusively for teen boys and young men since 2008.

Restored Family Balance

Teens can return home calmer, more communicative and emotionally regulated helping reset the entire household dynamic.

Tailored Expert Support

Each residential programme is built around your son’s specific needs with Damon offering personalised and professional care throughout.

Families consistently report improved decision-making, greater responsibility, and sustained positive shifts in attitude.

Lasting Behavioural Change

Families Concerns

"Is one week really enough to make a difference?"

While short, the week is intentionally intensive—combining therapeutic structure, practical challenges and expert 1:1 input. Families regularly report noticeable improvements in emotional regulation, communication and behaviour after just 7 days with many continuing to see progress long after residential ends. For teens experiencing deeper issues then a longer period of time may be more suitable. We can also provide ongoing support.

Brian Moten

"We're worried that our son won't engage without technology or home comforts.

" Many teens initially resist the idea of disconnecting but once immersed in the calm, structured environment they will often respond with surprising openness. Without digital distractions they begin to reflect, connect and engage in ways that aren't possible at home and this shift is often the turning point families are seeking.

Clarice Turner