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YOUTH PROGRAMS

We are currently training our first cohort of facilitators who will bring EMBODIED YOUTH 360 programs to their hometowns in the US, Central America and Europe. We offered our first FREE youth camp in Boulder summer of 2025, and will offer again in 2026, dates TBD. Be sure to join our email list to stay tuned for more!

YOUTH CAMP 2025

For youth ages 4–15, join us for a FREE five days of movement, expression, and connection.Through dance, theater, storytelling, and mindful movement, kids will build confidence, emotional resilience, and social connection—all while having a blast in a supportive, creative space.

Guided by the Embodied Youth 360 Master Teachers and Facilitators-In-Training, sessions will be held each afternoon by age group.

We are dedicated to an inclusive and welcoming space for all children. 

We can’t wait to move, play, and grow together!

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EMBODIED YOUTH 360

FOR THE FUTURE THAT WANTS TO EMERGE

Building Life Skills Through Embodiment, Expression & Connection.

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The future belongs to youth who feel confident in their authentic expression, meaningfully connected to others, and capable of navigating life’s challenges with creativity, kindness, and resilience. Yet, in a world dominated by screens and disembodied socialization, many young people are missing the tools they need to express themselves, regulate their emotions, and build real, meaningful connections. Embodied Youth 360 changes that. 

Through movement, storytelling, and group rituals, we create spaces where kids can step into their full selves—grounded, expressive, and empowered. This isn’t just enrichment; it’s a foundation for life. When youth feel seen, supported, and encouraged to move, create, and connect with others, they don’t just thrive in the moment—they carry these skills into the future, shaping communities that are more compassionate, adaptable, and alive.

What youth can expect to experience in our work together:

  • Confidence in Themselves – Discover their unique voice, movement, and creative expression in a supportive space.

  • Stronger Social Skills – Learn how to communicate, collaborate, and navigate group dynamics with empathy and respect.

  • Emotional Resilience – Develop tools to recognize, express, and regulate their emotions in healthy ways.

  • A Sense of Belonging – Feel seen, heard, and valued in a community that celebrates individuality and shared experiences.

  • Creative Freedom – Explore storytelling, theater, movement, and ritual as powerful ways to express who they are.

  • Culture Building – Experience the power of meaningful teamwork, learning how to contribute to a shared vision, support others, and build a strong, connected community through communication skills, expressive arts and collaboration.

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  • More Embodiment, Less Disconnection – Get out of their heads and into their bodies, building self-awareness and presence.

  • Healthy Outlets for Big Feelings – Channel energy, frustration, and excitement into movement and artistic expression.

  • A Break from Screens – Engage in real-world, hands-on experiences that foster deep, meaningful connections.

  • Adaptability & Life Skills – Build the confidence to face challenges, embrace change, and think beyond traditional learning models.

  • Joy & Playfulness – Reclaim the fun and spontaneity of being a kid while developing lifelong skills for growth and self-expression.

FACILITATOR TRAINING
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