Monsters in Your Closet - Face Your Fears (middle)
Dealing with life as a middle school student can be tough. Everything seems too big and there aren't any easy answers. Patrick helps students see through their fears: fear of failure, fear of not being accepted, fear of what they can do. These fears are real but the danger is usually imagined. This presentation will encourage your students to believe in themselves and the dream they have.

I Challenge You (high school/college)
The responses vary -- either you sit quietly reflecting your past or you cheer because you are no longer haunted by your past. The bottom line you will look at yourself differently after this presentation. Patrick uses true situations to teach students about being a leader and making a difference in the lives of other people. This presentation focuses on the ability to set goals and the confidence to never give up. Patrick will challenge your audience to never say "I Quit!"

Games Leaders Play (all ages)
This is a fun and interactive workshop that uses "low rope" type activities to teach team building and group dynamics. The group will be engaged through activities such as Welded Ankles, Moon Ball and routinely ends with a Trust Walk. Participants will learn skills necessary to effictively lead their peers and have fun while doing so.
 
Orientation Activities (all ages)
You guessed it, name games, ice breakers and energizers. No chairs allowed in this workshop -- it's all non-stop fun!
 
New Leaders (high school/college/adult)
Jump ropes, steel rods and pool noodles are all props used in this workshop. Focusing on team building, communication, and goals, students will create vision statements and work through a series of crises in a role playing activity. Students will also focus on the importance of teamwork and proper communication skills. This breakout session ends with a self-evaluation exercise that highlights the groups' goals as well as the individual participants goals. The self-evaluation is mailed back to the participant 4-6 months later as a follow-up exercise. . . or an opportunity for them to "re-commit".
 
I Want To Build. I Want To Serve. (college)
Ever want to create something? Ever want to build an organization or a group for a cause or an interest? Patrick will teach the participants the keys (and pitfalls) to starting an organization as well as the secrets of making the idea on paper become a reality.