These are critical points in your child’s life that involve changes in long-standing relationships, and are often filled with both anxiety and anticipation. During this time, your daughter has a great need for both emotional support and autonomy. With the right guidance and tools, she can make her way through this period with self-assurance.
Girl Power offers your daughter critical skills and insights to deal with:
Friendship issues
Peer pressure
School difficulties
Negative thoughts
Lack of confidence
Body image concerns
Moodiness
Anger issues
Family conflicts
Girl Power helps teach your daughter a wide range of valuable skills, including:
Communicating clearly
Constructive problem solving
Building self-confidence
Strengthening resilience
Negotiating peer interactions
Navigating family interactions
Healthy expression of emotions
Understanding personal strengths
Identifying areas for self- improvement
How Girl Power Works
Step 1 – Getting Started
You and your daughter will meet with program director Pearl Berger for an initial consultation and assessment. Based on information gathered during this time, Ms. Berger will design a program to address your daughter’s specific challenges and meet her individual needs and goals.
Step 2 – Skill Building
Next, your daughter will meet one-on-one with Ms. Berger, who delivers the program in a relaxed setting that helps build trust and communication. Your daughter will discuss issues and learn new skills in a step-by-step fashion. Girl Power utilizes role-playing, individual challenges, open dialogue and skill building techniques.
Step 3 – Parent Involvement
After 8 weekly sessions, parents are invited to meet with the program director to discuss their daughter’s progress, and develop strategies for continued development of healthy self-esteem.
If you have a daughter age 10-14, you know how difficult this phase of her young life can be. She faces a range of challenges – from friendship troubles, school stress and self-esteem issues, to family conflicts and moodiness.
- Have you tried talking to your daughter, only to have her shut you out?
- Have you tried traditional therapy for your daughter without success?