Join us today for our Powerful talk on how to Ignite your courage, purpose and power in parenthood!

To create a revolutionary force of women who know their value and who have the courage to live their purpose.

We want to normalize the conversations and feelings around our bodies, safety, sexuality and consent.

We want our youth to have the opportunity to ask the questions they are curious about and have access to real information, with real conversation.

We believe young women should be especially empowered in their attitudes, values and desires around sex, sensuality and sexuality as much as every other area of their life.

By giving people the words to use and some steps to take in potentially uncomfortable scenarios, we believe we can reduce trauma and preserve authenticity on a large scale.

We believe that with the right training in communicating our needs, desires and boundaries.. we can also decrease “Me too.” by creating the foundation for enthusiastic consent.

We believe that with a reduction in these preventable traumas.. young women will use this energy to develop who they are and pursue building the life they want instead.

The formative years of adolescence and puberty often defines much of our adult lives; our beliefs about the world, who we believe we are, and who we ultimately become.

Being a young woman often involves experiencing a lot of shame.

When we go through puberty, so much changes for us. Our hormones kick in, we begin menstruating and our bodies change…a lot! Sometimes this means we experience an awkward few years adjusting to our maturing bodies. Even more, our bodies become noticed and a source of focus for friends, and family alike. There is a lot of pressure that comes in about who we should be, what we feel we should look like… how we should act and what is expected of us.

Crushes might start to blossom and sexual desire starts to form.

Being liked and fitting in becomes the most important thing…

Young women are bombarded with messages about body image, diet and sexuality- which can contribute to unintended outcomes such as eating disorders, unwanted sexual attention, disrespect and even rape. Often at the root of this is the desire to achieve the incredibly high standards being imposed on them.

What is “normal” at this time of adolescence is a complete mystery. Teens may be less likely to go to their parents for guidance and support and typically turn to their peers instead. This is natural for the developmental stage they are in.

They are faced with sexual pressures along with alcohol and drugs.

Are your daughters equipped emotionally and thought-wise to handle these things?

Talking to your teenaged daughter can be easier said than done.

While we understand that every family unit is different and some children DO speak with their parents about what’s going on.. This was not my story. Nor has it been the case of most of the women I’ve ever known. That’s the hard - core - truth.

I paid the price.
Most of the women around me have too.

We want this story to end with us.

We need adult mentorship in addition to our parents.
We need someone we can confide in. Someone we can trust to help guide us through.

Our intention…

is not to be the one who talks to your teens.

We hope to be one- of many.

We want you to feel supported in your role as a parent or guardian, and we encourage you to talk to your teens in - small - frequent - casual- amounts of time.

• Communication

• Authenticity

• Enjoyment

Young warriors is a space that is safe for girls to come and be themselves, open up and talk about what it is they are facing and receive the support and guidance they need.
The classrooms are open ended, open minded, flexible, receptive and serving of necessary development that often goes left underdeveloped.

This program encompasses topics such as esteem of self and body, healthy practices of self-love, menstruation, how to hack their monthly cycles, sexuality & sexual orientation (LGTBQ2), self-care and learning to ask for what they need and want.


We will also be exploring topics like trust and how to balance responsibility, enjoyment and standards of behaviour. We’ll explore language, communication phrasing and exit strategies to get out of uncomfortable situations safely while upholding esteem within their peers and staying true to their authentic self.

By thinking about these questions ahead of time and exploring what is okay for them and what is not, young women will be more likely able to tap into this knowledge and apply it in real time. They are also more likely to feel empowered in their decision-making and will begin developing a healthy sense of self.

Teaching Philosophy:

“The most flexible person in any conversation has the greatest influence”. 

We use an inductive (under approach) and emergent process to learning where the students actively engage with the material.  This process is a collaboration that encourages young women to think for themselves as opposed to deductive (on top of)- towards you learning which is centred around memorization and authoritative (know-best approach that emphasizes obedience or a specific structure/way of doing things) teaching.  

The active learning process helps the girls prove to themselves their own agency (increase in the amount of options a young women can access in how to view, handle and respond to stimuli), thus increasing self-efficacy (capacity/effectiveness for producing a desired result or effect) and fostering further self-development which increases self esteem.

This type of setting is natural and conducive to healthy development and life long learning.

Our intention is not to be the one who talks to your teens.
We hope to be one- of many.


We want to empower parents to fulfil their mission in their purpose as parents in our evolving world. 

We are in the making of a self-paced, stay at home course that supports parents and their teens in embarking on profoundly necessary and sometimes challenging conversations. 

We normalize and explore conversations around taboo topics such as our bodies, safety, sexuality and consent while providing access to real information with real conversation.

Click on the “PARENT EDUCATION” Tab to receive a FREE copy of our module “Igniting your purpose and power in parenthood”

Bare Bones

How do we work?

• In person

• 6 weeks

• 6 modules (1.5hrs each)

• 1 party for the sisterhood

Group Size:

• 8 participants: 1 facilitator.

• Ages 13-17

Fee’s are based on full enrolment (8 attendees)
Smaller groups is an option. The group will be charged to meet the full cost of the program.

Courage, Purpose and Power in Parenthood:
How do we work?

• By phone

• 3 modules (1hr each)

• Live Call in Q&A with your specialists: Hannah and Patricia

• Invitation to private purpose and power in parenting facebook group.
  
  Investment: $1,050 + GST combined total including both teen + parent program.

Parent Education - Our Gift to You

Thank you!

Thank you for being here.  It takes guts to walk through these doors and we’re really glad you did.  We hope your time with us was informative and that it helped you connect more deeply with your purpose in parenthood.  We understand it is A lot to think about. 

As a gift and thank you for coming by, we’d like to offer you short and powerful mini module:

“Igniting Your Purpose and Power as Parents”

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COUPON CODE: LAUNCH (EXPIRES Sept. 26)

Location (s): 
BC Alliance for Arts + Culture Centre Downtown

938 Howe St, Vancouver, BC