All About Growing Up - Family Puberty Workshop
 A 2-hour workshop for parents, guardians and their 8-11 year old children
(Separate workshops offered for boys and girls)

Puberty can be exciting.  It can also be awkward and confusing. Your child has many questions: about body changes, mood swings,  and those confusing media messages. 

Knowing what to expect and how to talk about it can really help.

During this workshop, families will learn about:

The physical, emotional and social changes of puberty including:

• growth spurts, acne, breast development, menstruation
• body image, mood swings, crushes
• developing self-identity and increased independence
• ensuring healthy friendships

 
How parents can best provide guidance and support

Key strategies that work for parents, including:  

• Sharing values and beliefs
• Helping your child set and communicate boundaries
• Effectively addressing questions and concerns
• Avoiding common pitfalls and conversation "stoppers"

Download our All About Growing Up Workshop flyer.

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Workshops are informal, interactive and fun. There are a variety of activities including a short video, hands-on projects and separate break-out sessions for parents and youth.

To learn how to support and guide your child on this journey, contact Robin!   

Email The Wright Conversations

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Robin's workshop gave me the confidence to start talking with my son. Now he can get correct information  from me.

Michelle, parent of a 10 year old son

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I feel so much better now that I know what to say. Thanks for an excellent workshop

Don, parent of a 10 year old son

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You can tell you love what you do. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I'm ready to give it a  try.

Alison, parent of a 9 year old daughter

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Very helpful. I really liked the way you said "It is a gift when kids ask you a question."

Parent, Cascade Ridge

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Thank you!  As a woman who received very little information growing up this really helped me know how to guide my own daughter.

Parent, Sunrise Elementary

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