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I teach and facilitate a number of workshops, as well as give presentations
on adolescence and my material. The only thing more interesting
than working with teens is teaching about them. Below are links
to pages explaining the workshops and presentations I do. Most of
my material is modular, so to speak, so that it can be mixed and matched,
or broken down into smaller or individual components. Also, most
material is appropriate for anyone, and I mean ANYONE, who works with
adolescents: Foster parents, group home or residential staff,
teachers, case or social workers, therapists, and of course, good old-fashioned
biological parents.
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To access the Workshops, click on any image
below...
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The Adolescent Mind starts conceptual
and historical, looking at how adolescents have been worldwide
and throughout history. Then it narrows down in focus
to dealing with modern, American youth.
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The Journeyâ
is David Oldfield's amazing mythological guided imagery
for teens, accompanied by an array of exercises, artwork, mask
making, etc.
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The Hero's Journey is a classic, archetypal
model for helping teens through adolescence and into manhood
or womanhood. Used across the globe and throughout millennia,
the Hero's Journey can be used to track individuals, or it can
be woven into treatment models.
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Guided Imagery & Visualization Workshop--Learn
to deliver and create guided imageries. Fun and imaginative,
these help get you symbols and metaphors from your clients or
children.
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The Adolescent Spirit picks up where
the Adolescent Mind leaves off. This workshop is experiential,
putting into practice the concepts learned in the Adolescent
Mind. Topics include dreamwork, mask making, personal
mythologies, and storytelling, among others.
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Transpersonal Approaches to Working with
At-Risk and High-Risk Youth
This highly creative workshop helps expand skills and approaches
to working with teens. Participants learn to make masks,
guided imagery, use labyrinths, storytelling, ritual and ceremony,
as well as many other innovative techniques that approach the
teen as a whole person: mind, body and spirit.
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