This virtual workshop aims to help students understand how self-care impacts their life. What is it and why is everyone talking about it? Self-care is not selfish and we must fill our own cup before we can pour into others. We will identify different ways to practice self-care and learn techniques to help us check-in with yourselves daily.
Yes, we are talking about the F word: FAILURE. Failing sucks, but the good news is that with failure comes personal growth. In this workshop, we will discuss the stigma of failure, what it means to fail, and why failure should be embraced instead of shamed. Mistakes bring new perspectives and opportunities to be better than you once were.
Then these virtual workshops are for them! We still have space in our two December workshops where we take on the fears of failing and introduce skills to build self-awareness to help with self-care.
$40 Per Workshop | ALL Teens Are Welcome
Who should participate in these virtual programs?
-Teens who are scared of failing.
-Students who want to learn how to embrace failure.
– Teens who want to build their self-awareness skills.
– Teens who struggle to ask for what they need.
– Teens who want to take better care of their mental and emotional needs.
– Teens who want to grow.
– ALL TEENS.
Failure is Not Fatal
12/08/2021 | 6 pm to 7:15 pm (PST)
Self-Care Sunday
12/12/2021 | 11 am to 12:15 pm (PST)
Resilience is a superpower, but there is a catch. It takes a conscious effort to obtain it. Don’t worry, that is why we are here. In this workshop, we will discuss how people can be resilient despite trauma and tragedy. How do we keep moving forward in the darkest of times? We will learn five practices backed by science to help us build resilience and find the light at the end of the tunnel.
Low self-esteem affects everyone. Those who know their strengths and use them tend to have higher self-esteem, better moods, and less stress. In this workshop, we will identify our strengths, learn how to use them to reframe critical self-talk, and build confidence that follows you everywhere.
Time is a finite resource and takes practice to manage effectively. In this workshop, we will discuss why time management is important to our wellbeing and review a variety of different strategies to help manage our time.
Putting our feelings into words can be difficult at times. In this workshop, we’ll discuss how we can take charge of our well-being and build our emotional vocabulary to practice expressing ourselves confidently and accurately.
We kicked off our End-of-Year campaign this week, and we are asking for your help.
Our goal is to raise $15,000 by December 31st! WE CAN REACH OUR GOAL WITH YOUR HELP.
Your donations provide us the means to continue our mission and help build LEADERSHIP and SOCIAL and EMOTIONAL SKILLS in teens everywhere!
NTLP helped high school senior Lily prepare for the next step after high school. Please donate so we can provide more programs for students like her! We appreciate your support.
The NTLP Alumni Committee invites you to Nightmare on Zoom Street, our October alumni event! We will PUMPKIN up the volume this year with Halloween trivia, pumpkin carving, and a costume contest! We hope to see you there for spooky stories, NTLP updates, and scary fun. NTLP alumni, friends, family are welcomed!
Zoom Meeting ID: 823 9592 6139
Passcode: 918038
10/30/2021 @ 3pm PST
Low self-esteem affects everyone. Those who know their strengths and use them tend to have higher self-esteem, better moods, and less stress. In this workshop, we will identify our strengths, learn how to use them to reframe critical self-talk, and build confidence that follows you everywhere.