Please Note: Programs are open to girls and adult
female mentors including mothers, grandmothers, aunts, older
sisters, foster mothers, and mentors.
Are you astonished to find your daughter growing up into
a unique and amazing young woman? Has your daughter perfected
the art of eye-rolling? Are you worried about the challenges
your daughter may face as she enters the middle school years
and beyond? Are you craving quality time with your daughter
in the midst of busy schedules? My Mother and Me! weaves together
collage-making, games, and thought-provoking discussion in
a safe, caring, playful environment. With laughter and fun,
we spend the afternoon honoring your unique relationship;
building community with other mothers; and looking at the
dichotomy of girls wanting independence but needing support,
limits and guidance. You’ll leave the experience with
powerful communication skills and a discovery of inner strengths
and resources to help you and your daughter navigate the teenage
years successfully.
My mother and me! can be easily adapted to fit a variety
of situations. Here are some ideas:
- As described above, addresses the
journey your daughter will face as she enters the middle
school years and beyond.
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For 9th and 10th grade girls and their mothers. The focus
is shifted slightly to reflect some of the tough issues
high school girls face and to offer communication strategies
specific to this age.
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Perfect for mother/mentor and daughter book groups, Girl
Scout troops and for unusual but memorable birthday parties.
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A unique way to explore the mother/daughter relationship
in greater depth and to work more specifically on strengthening
your relationship and successfully navigating difficult
situations.
- What was it
like to be a teenage girl? How were you encouraged or discouraged?
Who did you have a crush on? A program for grandmothers
and granddaughters with an emphasis on learning about and
honoring the past.
- A unique way
to facilitate bonding between a mentor and mentee—all
while having a fantastic time.
Rates variable dependent on program needs. Please call or e-mail to develop a program that meets the unique needs of your organization.
Are you tired of conflict between girls interupting
your classroom lessons? Is your daughter in an on-again/off-again
friendship? Are you looking for new and innovative ways to
talk with girls about conflict?
We Hate Sarah provides interactive, experiential games and
activities that empower girls to make better choices and that
initiate discussion with girls regarding harassment
issues between girls.
- For Educators working with pre-teen or teenage girls.
This workshop gives attendees ideas and easy-to-use activities
to create meaningful dialog around harassment issues and
to decrease the emotional turmoil and the incidents of girl-to-girl
harassment
- For Parents: This interactive lecture increases parental
awareness of intricacies of harassment between girls, and
helps parents find ways to support their daughters through
the social ups-and-downs of the early teenage years.
- For Girls: Games About Gossip-- an experiential event!
Girls play a series of games, all having to do with the
theme of gossip and harassment. Participants leave with
new strategies for solving friendship conflicts and dealing
with powerful emotions.
Rates variable dependent on program needs. Please call or e-mail to develop a program that meets the unique needs of your organization.
Please Note: Programs are open to girls and adult
female mentors including mothers, grandmothers, aunts, older
sisters, foster mothers, and mentors.
After a tea party in a local restaurant with a group of mothers
and daughters, you’ll venture out with your daughter
into a neighborhood, camera in tow! You’ll have 90 minutes
to find, do and experience the items on the scavenger hunt
list. These range from taking a photo of each of you wearing
the silliest hat you can find, to interviewing a woman business
owner. In addition to being a fun way to spend quality time
with your daughter, the hunt is designed to initiate meaningful
dialog on issues relevant to girls. Prizes will be awarded
and we’ll end the day by sharing some of the unique
things we’ve learned about being a woman.
Rates variable dependent on program needs. Please call or e-mail to develop a program that meets the unique needs of your organization.
Creative Crossings is always pleased to work with
your organization to create a program that is affordable and
meets the specific needs of your population.
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