Free in-store talk with author Lindsay Sealey
Date/Time: Feb 22 2018, 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Vancouver, Banyen Books & SoundCost: Free
If you are raising a young girl, you know just how challenging this can be. She is changing in every way – physically, emotionally, mentally, and socially and girlhood can be tricky to navigate when she is constantly on her phone and distracted by social media, bombarded with images of idealistic beauty, and feeling the pressure to be successful and ‘perfect’ in every way. Parents want their girls to be strong, confident, and brave yet they often don’t know where to start. This talk will provide practical tools you need to nurture and champion your girl to become her most authentic, healthy, and happy self and it all begins with cultivating connection with her.
Girls today face incredible pressure to grow up fast. They yearn to connect, but sometimes this yearning turns into negative, even destructive behavioral patterns such as gossiping, being passive-aggressive and mean, becoming screen-addicted or disengaging from school. It’s heart breaking to watch even the most confident little girls disconnect and lose their sparkle as they hit the preteen years.
In Growing Strong Girls, Lindsay Sealey reveals the tremendous power of connection to activate self-awareness, inner strength, and confidence, and healthy social and emotional development in girls. It all starts with a nurturing and secure connection between you and her. Growing Strong Girls is an invitation for you, a call to action!
Lindsay Sealey holds a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from San Diego State University. She is the founder and CEO of Bold New Girls, a unique and comprehensive teaching and coaching company to empower girls and young women and their parents through education and social and emotional development. Lindsay is the author of Growing Strong Girls: Practical Tools to Cultivate Connection in the Preteen Years. A passionate girl advocate and a formidable public speaker, she has worked in education, consulting, curriculum development, and special education for over fifteen years. Visit her websites: www.LindsaySealey.com and www.BoldNewGirls.com.
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