Young people are constantly making choices that shape who they are becoming. Finding Your Voice – A Call to Action challenges students to think more intentionally about those choices and the direction they want their lives to take.
Through an engaging and thought-provoking presentation, students are encouraged to step outside their comfort zones, recognise what they can control and understand the influence their mindset, actions and decisions can have.
The session encourages young people to identify what matters to them, understand their “why” and use their voice with courage, kindness and purpose — building the confidence to become active participants in their own future.
Build the confidence to back yourself, your ideas and the choices you make.
Think more intentionally about where you want to go and understand your “why”.
Develop more constructive ways to respond when challenges and setbacks arise.
Feel empowered to step outside your comfort zone and take greater ownership of your future.
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“Finding Your Voice” was a powerful wellbeing and leadership workshop that helped students build confidence, discover their authentic strengths, and develop the courage to express themselves positively. The engaging activities and reflective workbook provided practical tools that students were able to apply in both their personal and academic lives. We saw students grow in self-awareness, resilience, and leadership throughout the program.
We highly recommend “Finding Your Voice” and the work of “Aspire Wellbeing Education” to any school committed to developing confident, capable, and purpose-driven young people.
I have known Sal for nearly 20 years. We met as colleagues in a ‘Rock and water’ training program and was evident from the start how Sal is enthused about all things, ‘student wellbeing’.
For several years, Sal was the ‘champion’ for the intergenerational programs I facilitated at his school. We worked together on interactive sessions with students and their mothers at school and were alongside each other on the Yarra River at Canoeing Camps for the students and their dads/mentors.
Sal was a great contact internally within his school. He was a natural at being the host for events and thought about all aspects to enhance the experience for the families in his school community. That’s an important point because now Sal is offering wellbeing workshop experiences to school communities – he will know how to guide you if you are his key contact at your school. Sal’s attention to detail and vast experience of being in a wellbeing and positive education role means that he will know how to maximise the impact of the event he delivers for you.
Add to this Sal’s extraordinary passion for the wellbeing of young people in schools and in turn their families: this means that you will receive a workshop or seminar that has highly useful, actionable takeaways for your participants. And Sal’s thirst for knowledge in this area means you will receive up-to-date information in the wellbeing space.
It is worth stating again, it’s an honour to commend Sal Valentino to you. Sal is a great educator and communicator and perhaps most importantly, a person of high integrity.