"Young people encouraged, outside home and school, to develop one creative interest they have always dreamed of, change positively and dynamically. Their lives often change overnight.

Many adults will be encouraged to understand their own value to young peoplethey know personally.

When you were a child, can you remember an adult in your life who just "knew" who you were? They always seemed to say such encouraging things and really believed in your creative abilities?

Believe it or not, very many adults I have met cannot remember one adult like that, who was there for them in that way, as a child or as a teenager.

It has been a subject close to my heart for very many years now, consciously encouraging young people to choose a creative interest they have always dreamed of taking up, then helping them develop it, or even encouraging them to dream more about it. Their lives are often transformed overnight as they become positively focused from the heart. Parents and teachers relate to the tangible interest and the young person begins to find a creative identity. The younger they can be reached, the wider they blossom.

The Aim of Creative Inspirations

To encourage children to choose a creative interest they have always longed to take up.

Building onto a relationship with an adult where there is already trust, over an inspired interest the adult also loves, allowing a child, early in life, to develop a positive identity within themselves. This is based upon the belief that failure to reach such a positive identity is the very root of social and behavioural problems, and even illness. Placing trust in a single creative interest allows a bond of understanding and a simple focus.

If you have any further questions about Creative Inspirations, please contact Margie McGregor at:
margie@creative-inspirations.co.uk

Creative Inspirations acknowledges that adults also have creative interests they would like to develop with an adult who shares the same interest, please see the Creative Inspirations for Adults page