Emotion Detective Training Bootcamp: Registration Page

Emotion Detective Training Bootcamp

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Join us on this exciting journey to emotional discovery and growth!

Group participants will go on a mission to discover clues to help track down different emotions.


Together with the squad, your kiddos will learn to read body language and facial expressions, work on identifying big feelings, and engage in team-building activities. We will also develop helpful strategies to cope with and manage feelings. (Designed for children ages 6-10)


Location:

Wise Family Wellness office in Alexandria

When:

Sunday, January 26th at 10am

Cost:

$125

(The cost covers supplies, and lunch is included.)

Meet the Group Facilitators!

Kristin Orbin

Graduate Level Intern

Pronouns: She/Her

Kristin, a queer, neurodivergent counseling intern, is diligently working on her master’s in clinical counseling at Southern New Hampshire University.

Kristin enjoys working with littles, tweens, and teens, and she offers support to the grownups who care for them. She holds space for clients who have experienced religious trauma and abuse while coming out as LGBTQIA in conservative environments, and she offers guidance to those who are feeling stuck in trauma, anxiety, and depression, and the complexities of ADHD. Therapy is not a “one size fits all” technique. She asks for each client to show up in whatever way resonates with their path, and she will meet you, and affirm your lived experiences in that safe space.

Deedra Everett

Supervisee in Social Work

Pronouns: She/Her


Deedra Everett is a Supervisee in Social Work at Wise Family Wellness. She believes in creating a safe and healing space for growth and exploration. She sees play as the language children use to express and process experiences and big emotions. Borrowing from a blend of relational, psychodynamic, expressive, attachment-based, and family systems approaches, she works with clients to compassionately explore their inner worlds, develop coping skills, and work through trauma. She is experienced in working with families from many different cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds and is committed to cultural sensitivity, inclusivity, and affirmation.

Click below to register for the Emotion Detectives Group.


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2850 Eisenhower Avenue, Suite 310, Alexandria VA 22314