$35 AUD
How to help your daughter from babyhood to adulthood, and have her turn out happy and strong. Even in a terrible world.
Is your daughter a Toddler? Schoolkid? Teenager? At every age there are things you can do to make sure your girl stays smiling, stays laughing, stays safe.
ALL THE DETAILS
Webinar Title: The Power of Girls: what she needs at every age to be happy, strong and free.
Cost: $35.00 AUD
Access: It is yours to watch and view as many times as you want for 6 months from the date of purchase.
WHAT IS THIS WEBINAR ABOUT?
This webinar is about how to help your daughter from babyhood to adulthood, and have her turn out happy and strong….even in a terrible world.
Is your daughter a Toddler? Schoolkid? Teenager? At every age there are things you can do to make sure your girl stays smiling, stays laughing, stays safe.
One in three kids today are wracked with anxiety. Girls seem to be falling apart, and the world they live in can seem like a bleak and lonely place. Yet girls are naturally strong, wild and free, if we give them the right supports when they need them most.
Steve Biddulph rocked the world with his books Raising Girls, Raising Boys, and Ten Things Girls Need Most, now in six million homes. And he is a dad and grandad of girls as well.
He talks to girl experts all over the world every year, and brings the best insights into easy methods and unforgettable stories. And he is a good pal and admirer of Michelle Mitchell, and loves to team up with her to get the message out. That our kids go well if we understand their needs, at each and every age.
In this full on, eye-opening and moving webinar, Steve and Michelle will reveal:
- The five stages of girlhood. Knowing what stage is your daughter in, and what to do to help her build great self-belief at 2 or 22.
- Countering the four most toxic messages the world sends girls.
- Mums, dads, and aunties – the three pillars of girlhood. How you can be what your daughter, or niece, or granddaughter, really needs. (And when mums need to weigh in, or step back).
- Kaycee and Genevieve – girls in big trouble, and how they were helped to get through.
- Listening to her own insides, so she knows her boundaries and is strong and comfortable in her own skin.
- The F word, and how every girl is helped by knowing she’s part of a worldwide revolution.
WHO IS THIS WEBINAR FOR?
This webinar is for anyone who lives or works with girls. You can join me on behalf of your kids, or together with them. Of course, everything is better together!
It is designed for private home use. If you are a school wanting to watch (or replay) this webinar within a school context or as a professional development experience, please contact our team at shop@michellemitchell.org. We offer very affordable prices for community organisations.
HOW DO I ACCESS THE WEBINAR?
Once you complete your purchase, you will automatically receive an email containing a link to access the webinar. If you don’t receive this email, check your junk folder. If you are still having trouble, we are always here to help at shop@michellemitchell.org
You will have access for 6 months from the date of purchase, which means you can watch it as many times as you like in that access period.
MEET STEVE
Steve is old now (his words not ours!) but when he was young he wrote the top selling parenting book of this century – Raising Girls, Raising Boys, and Ten Things Girls Need Most, now in six million homes. And he is a dad and grandad of girls as well.
He was a psychologist for nearly 40 years. He pioneered the positive, kind and affectionate approach to parenting which we now take for granted, but is still deeply concerned about our world’s future, and the need to make our kids strong and fiercely loving.
He believes his generation have a responsibility to fight for the survival of those to come, and he blogs about this in his Decade of Farewell and Wild Creature Mind online projects.
MEET MICHELLE
Michelle Mitchell is an author and speaker, sought after for her compassionate and grounded advice for parenting tweens and teens.
She began as a classroom teacher but soon found a special interest in wellbeing. In 2000 she left teaching to establish a health promotion charity and psychology clinic which delivered life skills programs and psychological services to thousands of young people and their families each year.
Today she uses her experience to write and speak in schools, community events and through media.
The core of her work is helping parents be the trusted, leadership presence that their growing kids need.