Girl Group Enterprises 2018 Summer Camp Provides Arts, Activities and Tools for Calming Anxiety
Girl Group Summer Camp is a two-week program dedicated to helping girls explore new ways of calming and communicating. Recognizing that there are multiple ways of knowing, each day of camp is structured around the Girl Group framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be. Daily rituals incorporate the five senses and encourage mindfulness, flexibility and compassion.
Los Angeles, CA, April 16, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Stressed out kids need better tools to manage worries, contain their bodies and empower their actions. “As a kid, I just wanted to know I was normal,” says Girl Group Enterprises co-founder, Wesley Stahler, LMFT, RDT, ECMH. “We all need to feel less alone.” Girl Group Summer Camp is a two-week program dedicated to helping girls explore new ways of calming and communicating. Recognizing that there are multiple ways of knowing, each day of camp is structured around the Girl Group framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be. Daily rituals incorporate the five senses and encourage mindfulness, flexibility and compassion.
Stressed out kids need better tools to manage worries, contain their bodies and empower their actions. “As a kid, I just wanted to know I was normal,” says Girl Group Enterprises co-founder, Wesley Stahler, LMFT, RDT, ECMH. “We all need to feel less alone.”
Girl Group Summer Camp is a two-week program dedicated to helping girls explore new ways of calming and communicating. Recognizing that there are multiple ways of knowing, each day of camp is structured around the Girl Group framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be. Daily rituals incorporate the five senses and encourage mindfulness, flexibility and compassion.
Week One (June 11-15) “Tool Box Training” focuses on the transition from school to summer, which means a shift in our routine and prompts us to find new ways of filling our days and connecting with friends. Campers will leave with a "tool-box" filled with strategies for grounding and worry management as well as activities and projects they can take into the rest of the summer and share with friends.
Week Two (June 18 – 22) explores what it means to “Be An Expert.” Campers will ponder how we are all experts, look at the roles we choose and the roles given to us and explore how flexibility help us cope when we are outside our comfort zone, when we don’t know all the rules or when we lack materials or instructions. It will be a week of role play, theater games, journaling and creative assembly.
To create a sense of community and multi-generational connectedness, during both weeks, the girls will work with teen mentors, adult guides and special guests.
Girl Group Enterprises is the brainchild of therapist, Wesley Stahler and writer, Tanya Ward Goodman. Using the framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be, they’ve created a forum for girls and boys to ponder questions, share knowledge and work together to navigate our changing world. Committed to creating a strength driven, community-building experience through talk, action and mentorship, Girl Group Enterprises hosts ongoing groups for boys and girls, single session workshops and provides programming and training through public and private schools for students, teachers and parents.
If you would like more information about Girl Group Enterprises Summer Camp program, please contact us directly at (323) 426-5886, or email us at info@girlgroup.us. Both sessions of Girl Group Summer Camp will be held at Girl Group headquarters: 3272 Casitas Avenue, Suite 107, Los Angeles, CA 90039.
Stressed out kids need better tools to manage worries, contain their bodies and empower their actions. “As a kid, I just wanted to know I was normal,” says Girl Group Enterprises co-founder, Wesley Stahler, LMFT, RDT, ECMH. “We all need to feel less alone.”
Girl Group Summer Camp is a two-week program dedicated to helping girls explore new ways of calming and communicating. Recognizing that there are multiple ways of knowing, each day of camp is structured around the Girl Group framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be. Daily rituals incorporate the five senses and encourage mindfulness, flexibility and compassion.
Week One (June 11-15) “Tool Box Training” focuses on the transition from school to summer, which means a shift in our routine and prompts us to find new ways of filling our days and connecting with friends. Campers will leave with a "tool-box" filled with strategies for grounding and worry management as well as activities and projects they can take into the rest of the summer and share with friends.
Week Two (June 18 – 22) explores what it means to “Be An Expert.” Campers will ponder how we are all experts, look at the roles we choose and the roles given to us and explore how flexibility help us cope when we are outside our comfort zone, when we don’t know all the rules or when we lack materials or instructions. It will be a week of role play, theater games, journaling and creative assembly.
To create a sense of community and multi-generational connectedness, during both weeks, the girls will work with teen mentors, adult guides and special guests.
Girl Group Enterprises is the brainchild of therapist, Wesley Stahler and writer, Tanya Ward Goodman. Using the framework of Think, Write, Talk, Do, Be, they’ve created a forum for girls and boys to ponder questions, share knowledge and work together to navigate our changing world. Committed to creating a strength driven, community-building experience through talk, action and mentorship, Girl Group Enterprises hosts ongoing groups for boys and girls, single session workshops and provides programming and training through public and private schools for students, teachers and parents.
If you would like more information about Girl Group Enterprises Summer Camp program, please contact us directly at (323) 426-5886, or email us at info@girlgroup.us. Both sessions of Girl Group Summer Camp will be held at Girl Group headquarters: 3272 Casitas Avenue, Suite 107, Los Angeles, CA 90039.
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www.girlgroup.us
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