Therapeutic Play! Creating an engaging learning environment to help leaders think about play differently. Taking the “what” we are playing and turning it into the “why” behind the play. Giving meaning to the activities we create and facilitate to communicate and foster meaningful experiences.

The lifelong process of relationship. Attachment Theory is about understanding our ability to create and foster meaningful connections. Inherently learned in early infancy, our first 6 months of life impact all preceding relationships. Attachment Theory breaks down into 4 main “styles.” Understanding the basics of this theory creates an unparalleled opportunity to understand better the children, youth, and staff we work with.

A broad spectrum look at the outcomes of your organization’s staff training. Using developmental theory as a building block to inform each aspect of staff training to ensure the best possible connection and relationships are made for anyone entering your organization.

A seminar focused on recognizing the spectrum of mental health and the everyday challenges or boundaries that camp may misunderstand. A focus on everyday skills and practices to build and maintain a mentally resilient and healthy camp.

The Good, Bad, and Unhealthy. What makes your camp great? We want to hear all about it! We also want to bring it into how we teach. A deep dive into what makes your camp unique is communicating the right ideas. Answering how to establish and maintain the positive camp culture and move away from negative aspects of your specific culture.