Mallory taking her kids and neighboring kids on a camping trip.
This workshop is for parents and their children and will focus on the guidance and support of developing an intentional and intuitive relationship to learning with your children. As a parent, do you worry if you are doing it right? Do you wish you had more community support? Mallory Carter of Pretty Little Goat band teaches her children along with neighboring children on their farm using practical skills like the planting, growing, and harvesting of food, preparing foods for meals, milking the cow and making cheese, building fires, and more. Mallory will help parents tap into their intentions as a parent and their child’s intuition to learn and ways to connect with your community for support. All children naturally signal what they know and what they need to learn next, intuitive parents recognize—and respond to these cues. Mallory will share with you her experiences and give parents and their children a hands-on experience of some of the basic premises of Intentional Parenting and Intuitive Learning and raising children in direct connection to their inner compass. Free Concert afterwards with registration here.
PRICING
We acknowledge systematic differences in peoples’ access to resources, therefore the cost of this workshop is on a sliding scale of $35-$75.
Payment plans are available for all options.
Gratitude Rate: $75
If you are funded by an organization or business, or have access to financial security.
Encourage Rate: $55
If you have access to steady income and stability in your home/life, and have access to resources through family or friends, and ability to budget for opportunities such as this workshop. The median price is suggested to help cover the full cost of hosting this workshop.
Community Rate: $35
If your access to resources is limited and your economic situation limits your ability to attend at the higher tiers.
If the tiered costs are a barrier, please send an email and let’s discuss a reduced cost option. These spots will be dependent on ongoing enrollments.