Calling all moms and daughters/grand-moms and grand-daughters!
Get ready for an unforgettable journey of bonding, creativity, and capturing memories together!
Join us for six weeks of photography fun where you'll embark on exciting photo challenges, explore your creativity, and build stronger connections through the power of images.
This isn't just about snapping photos; it's about delving into each other's worlds, sharing laughs, creating lasting memories, and strengthening the beautiful bond between generations.
Whether you're passionate about photography or just looking for a fun way to spend quality time together, this is the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories and deepen your connection.
This is going to be so much fun while creating lasting memories!
Are you ready to seize the moment?
Schedule a call to find out more.
Doors of opportunity are open to me! That’s what this photo represents. Though in my life growing up in foster care, I may have felt the walls were closed in on me and I couldn’t get out, but, I now know that good things are ahead, as wonderful doors have opened for me. This workshop has helped me to see that!
One thing I've learned through the workshops is It’s okay to be myself. I am lovable the way I am. I won’t let others get me down. I will make changes that I can make. I will talk more positively about myself, because I am a valuable young woman.
The girls from our foster care agency thoroughly enjoyed the workshop and want to continue with more classes!
Working with Joan and all of her amazing lifestyle development programs has been life-changing. As a young adult taking her classes, I learned how to apply grace and kindness towards myself and others. Joan planted the seeds of love in my heart and gave me the tools to help them grow. Now I am a life coach and entrepreneur in the health and wellness spectrum. Thank you, Joan and thank you, Lord for putting her in my path.
Killing them softly... How our media-saturated culture sexualizes adolescent girls and 3 of the dangers it's causing written by Joan Rudder-Ward
In our media-saturated culture sexualization and objectification of girls is commonplace within all forms of media
Research links sexualization with three of the most common mental health problems of girls and women
Many girls suffer a loss of 'true-self' which can be hard to regain