Curriculums & Workshops

My favourite part of developing and offering workshops is setting the proverbial table where teams, leaders, partners, or individuals identify strategies to engage their strengths while seeing others who are seeking the same support. Whether in person or online, joining a workshop is an intentional, courageous act of leaning in towards growth and learning in a supportive environment.

Workshops for Parents, Camps, Schools, and Churches

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Workshops for Parents, Camps, Schools, and Churches ::::

  • The PIVOT Parenting Series is a therapist-designed, strengths-based, and narrative-building resource in a 6-Session framework for Parents in Transition (season of Separation/Divorce, preparing for your First Baby, when your kids enter Adolescence or Leave the Nest, etc) that identifies:

    • Identify the Position your family is in today, your power to influence/make change;

    • Investigate strengths & needs for your family in this season;

    • Find your common ground - what are the Values in your family?

    • Own - asking yourself “what is mine to do?”

    • Who do you need to rely on and Trust for the health of the family?

    The first online PIVOT for Co-Parents group is starting in early 2027. More information to follow.

    Upcoming curriculums in the series include: PIVOT for New Parents and PIVOT for Adolescents.

  • Staff training session that introduces and practices a framework for understanding camper needs, behaviour, and mental health. With a love of camp and over 10 years of camp staff experience, Rachel leads from an informed and invested perspective.

  • Love Thyself to Love Thy Neighbour — 2-Part Workshop for Church Staff and Community Members on how to caring for one’s own mental health is required in order to be a healthy agent of care to your neighbours.

    Anti-Oppressive Christianity — A workshop for Churches infused with education from a social work lens on how to ensure that your church investigates and is critical of the power it holds in privilege, finances, voice, etc in order to not be a place where Jesus would want to flip tables.

  • This 5-part series focuses on identifying our common experiences and the skills we possess as mothers. (COMMUNITY-BUILDING)

    Instead of only teaching about skills useful in motherhood, I want to honour the knowledge each mother possesses and provide resources for women to access when navigating motherhood’s common challenges. (RESOURCE MOTHERS)

  • Previous Parent Workshops:

    • Building Resilience with Attachment & Attunement

    • Parenting Beyond Perfectionism: Growing Self-Compassion, Hope, and Tenacity

    Mental Health Literacy:

    • Substance Use & Harm Reduction

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