Forest road
Creative Possibilities
Energy Medicine for Mind, Body and Spirit

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Teens


Speaking Presentation for Teens

$200 - 1 hour

Workshops:

Please see CLASSES page of this website for available listings.

Be One IN a Million, Not One OF a Million!
Learn how to be the person other kids are drawn to.


Learn how to:

When was the last time YOU were sincerely acknowledged for how you truly felt about something important to you? How did it make you feel?

I have always related well to teens and young people. I can remember those years myself so well. It’s not always easy being that age. As they grow into bigger, mature bodies, they’re often expected to “be” as mature as they look. They’re stressing about school, grades, peers, their appearance, jobs, etc., etc., not to mention problems outside of the usual that so often occur. The issue is they still have a lot of growing up to do, just as we all did.

The development of the human brain isn’t complete until our mid-twenties. This especially holds true for the frontal lobe which controls reasoning, articulating thought, ideas, feelings, etc. When someone says, “What were they thinking?”, they often weren’t! Long-range consequences sometimes aren’t being processed so well during these ages.

Teens need to be able to express themselves in a healthy way that works for them. I have seen amazing results in these workshops I’m offering. What they often can’t put words to, they can express via pictures, colors, etc. It gives them a safe place to express what they carry “inside”, beyond the outside exterior, in their own individual way. Being “heard” and “”witnessed” without judgment in ways like this, has a very healing and empowering effect.

My workshops offer an inexpensive way to “leave their worries at the door” for a short time, relax and explore expressing themselves in a creative way. There’s no artistic talent need! There’s no right or wrong way to do it! These projects are theirs and theirs alone.

"In the years I’ve known Georgia, I have always felt her appreciation and caring for young people. She sees and appreciates me for exactly who I am as a person, not my problems, sexual orientation or anything else. In her dream board workshop, she encouraged me to explore my dreams for myself and express them in a creative way and to continue using my natural talents in painting and drawing as an important form of self-expression."
Greg Jackson,
21-year old student