Grit with Grace for Teen Girls

I frequently run across folks who don’t know some of the practical, what I call, essential skills for survival in the world. Things like how to fix a loose door handle, leaky faucet, how to safely jack up a car and change a tire, how to jump start a car, or even how to chop wood and make a fire.  Granted, in today’s world, many may never need to do any of these things – but what if they have to? And what about how to set a healthy boundary? Healthy communication?

Courage ● Confidence ● Self-reliance

I have been fortunate to have people along my path of life teach me some valuable skills that I never knew I would need! I learned about plumbing, electrical wiring, how to rebuild a car engine, how to run power tools and the scariest – chainsaws!  In turn, I have taught my children how to change oil and more when they were young teens, have taught friends how to fix a fence, how to operate a chainsaw, how to change a flat tire and lots more.

And the horses and I also coach people on how to communicate what they want or need and how to set boundaries.

Today, may youth will not have learned many of these practical skills by they time they are ready to move off on their own or go off to college.  Just having the knowledge of HOW to do some of these practical things empowers and adds to self-reliance.

These ‘Grit with Grace  – on your own’ sessions are designed to empower teens to learn to tackle tasks they might otherwise not have the confidence or know-how to do, including how to set a boundary and ask for what they want or need!

We are excited to offer this day-long workshops for teens for only $125 and that includes lunch! 

The next session is for teen girls and is Saturday, May 1st, 10-4p.

So, what do horses have to do with this day? The day includes hand’s on skills and fun and coaching with your horse and human coaches exploring courage and confidence!

**No horse experience is needed.  No riding will occur.**

Space is limited to 6 to ensure physical disancing. Lunch included.

Register by Friday, April 23rd.

Parental permission required. Scholarship assistance is available.

Only $125!