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Greenville, SC
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We’re a social impact company building a new paradigm of healthy human connection on campuses, at workplaces, and in lives. Through education, speaking, coaching, and movement, we help teens and adults break free from suppression, unlock joy and fulfillment in their lives, bodies, and relationships, and create positive change in the world.

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Workshops for Dads

Dads of Daughters: beyond birds & bees to the sUpport she needs

tuesdays, June 11 & 18, 2024, 7:00-9:00 pm EST, online

Photo: Of Breath & Bone

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Because she needs more than protection and “no means no”

Raising children can be daunting. And rightfully so, as tragically, 1 in 3 girls, 1 in 5 boys, and 1 in 2 gender-expansive youth are experiencing sexual or dating violence under age 18 — endangering their mental health, ability to form healthy relationships, and capacity to be themselves and achieve their life goals.

Yes, you read that right. And this includes youth from all backgrounds, those who don’t use any substances, and those from all types of families, including “good families.” I know because I was one of them.

Founder Lori Rose dancing cheek to cheek with her Dad at a formal event

For Caring Dads

I’m Lori Rose, founder of the Rose Model for Healthy Relationships, and in this 2-part series, I’ve combined my experience as a sexual violence survivor with over a decade of professional work in violence prevention, sexuality and relationship education, and coaching to guide dads in growing knowledge, self-reflection, and skills to be their children’s best allies for life.

Simply put, I’ve compiled everything I wish my Dad could have learned (may his memory be for a blessing <3) to prevent daughters like me from suffering in silence, experiencing re-victimization, and grappling with long-term health struggles, and be able to support them throughout life to reach their dreams.

In this 2-part series, you’ll learn to:

  • Identify the earliest warning signs of harm in your daughter’s life.

  • Grow knowledge and comfort in discussing anatomy, gender, development, and sexuality.

  • Increase your Emotional IQ to model healthy relating and grow trust.

  • Teach your children how to build healthier connections.

  • Navigate hard conversations to build openness and deepen relationships.

  • Create mentoring moments in sexuality-related conversations to align with the kind of parent you want to be.

  • Improve your self-understanding and confidence around sexual learning.

    **Please note: We value gender inclusivity. This program is open to anyone who resonates at all with the terms used.

While hidden harm to our children can happen to anyone, it doesn’t have to be this way.

With dialogue and education around topics not often discussed, capacity to identify the earliest warning signs, and skills to build the other side — relationships that honor the beautiful uniqueness of who we are — we can do so much better for our daughters, our relationships, our communities, and ourselves.

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What men are saying about Rose Model programs:

“The most powerful training I’ve ever attended, personal or professional. I could immediately use what I learned to improve and deepen relationships in every aspect of my life.”
- Legend Huffman, engineer, Michelin

“Honesty. Reality. Impactful. I needed to hear this.”
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Jorge Riano, founder & president, GreenBy3

 

Join us for this authentic, interactive training to strengthen your skills and connect with other like-minded dads on the journey of building and supporting our next generation.

Discounts are available for bringing a buddy, and sliding scale options are available for economic need.

You’ll receive:

  • 4 hours of live instruction in a nonjudgmental, affirming group setting

  • A digital workbook as a reference kit and reminder of tools you gain

  • Guided self-reflection to process how your own sexual learning impacts parenting

  • Coaching on how to have hard conversations

  • A video library of additional resources

  • Recording of the training

 

Workshop #1: your foundation for teaching about healthy sexuality

Tuesday, June 11, 2024, 7:00-9:00pm EST

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Photo: Robert Eklund

Build your foundation to maintain closeness and grow trust, and learn fundamental tools to protect and empower your daughters.
We’ll focus on the undercurrents of change on three levels

  1. Personal — Bodies and body shame; examining sexual learning & how it impacts your parenting (what sex ed didn’t teach).

  2. Interpersonal — Confronting unhealthy messages, identifying early warning signs, and developing language around celebrating her body and full agency.

  3. Systemic — Unconscious bias, gender norms and youth development; overcoming the taboo of daughters and sexuality to grow in your role as her trusted supporter.

 

Workshop #2: navigate hard conversations & be her best advocate

Tuesday, June 18, 2024, 7:00 - 9:00pm EST

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Photo: Juliane Liebermann

Cross the valley from knowledge to practice in a no-judgment, no-risk space with fellow dads and an expert communications coach.

  1. Increase your Emotional IQ to improve your own wellbeing and strength as a partner, professional, and community member.

  2. Learn a self-check process and a roadmap to plan hard conversations and overcome barriers to communication.

  3. You’ll leave with the ability to create mentoring moments and practical tools to navigate the beautiful mess of human relationships and sexuality — leading you to increased closeness and bonding throughout life.

 

If you have questions or to inquire about sliding scale options for economic need, email Lori directly.

 
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