Because Your Daughter's Life Should Never Be Defined With A Hashtag
The Brave Project Intensives are interactive 2-hour workshops that will delve more deeply into that our 5-hour Brave Project program covers. They will focus on a variety of subjects that young girls and women face, from bullying to perfectionism to body image. They will be held monthly and will touch on a different subject each month.
The Brave Project Intensives are open to middle school and high school age girls except where notes.
May 5th- 1:30pm-3:30pm
Topic: It's Mental Health Awareness Month! We will focus on screen addiction as it relates to our mental health!
June 9th- 9:00am-11:00am (*Girls attending this workshop must either have their driver's license OR are currently preparing for obtaining their permit/license.)
Topic: It's Safety Awareness Month! We will focus on being self-aware and safe when both alone and in a group. The girls will also learn some car safety tips (such as: checking their oil, changing their windshield wiper fluid, and even how to change a tire!)
June 9th- 11:15am-1:15pm (*For girls entering 9th grade)
Topic: Goodbye Middle School/Hello High School! This workshop will be designed to assist girls with making a smooth transition from middle school to high school. We will discuss the change in classroom learning/structure, student responsibilities and expectations and friendships. The girls will participate in a Vision Board exercise to more fully explore their goals and who they want to be as a high schooler.
To Register: www.BeBigBeBrave.com
Contact Laura for more information bebigbebrave@gmail.com OR 803-1749
"Never discredit your gut instinct. You are not paranoid. Your body can pick up on bad vibrations. If something deep inside of you says something is not right about a person or situation, trust it."
About the Instructors:
Laura and Leah have been in the field of empowering women and girls for a total of 30+ years combined. Their educational backgrounds encompass the fields of Social Work, Psychology, and/or Public Administration. Personally, they are Tough Mudder and Spartan Race finishers and overall fitness fanatics. One is a bodybuilder. The other is a Mom (and wannabe bodybuilder). They are both passionate about creating a culture of strong, healthy, and happy girls who grow up into strong, healthy, and happy women that lift each other up. Both Laura and Leah's life and work experiences give them a REAL and fresh perspective on the topic of female empowerment.