See the Best in Me


A parenting seminar that introduces “Strengths Approach”
to parenting our teens today.
Checklist:
# I need to positively connect with my teen.
# My teen needs to be more motivated in his studies.
# I want to bring out the best in my teen.
# My teen needs help to harness his energy for the better.
# I want to be creative in handling my teen

If you answer yes to any of the above points,
you need to register for our Parenting Seminar.

Date : 29 April and 6 May (Thurs),
Time: 7.30 pm- 9.30 pm

Place: Geylang Methodist School(Secondary),
Multi Purpose Hall
Cost: $15 per person.
Early bird special if register by 29 March!
$10 per person, $15 per couple.
(Cash payment to be collected at entrance)
Light refreshment will be served.
Speaker: Mr Glenn Lim

Organised by Parent Support Group of GMS(S)
Hosted by Geylang Methodist School(Secondary)


Thursday, March 11, 2010

Speaker:
GLENN LIM (Spc Dip in Ed Psych, M.Socsc) is a trainer, counselor and youth ambassador specializing in youth issues. He has conducted many dynamic and engaging training sessions for parents, educators and leaders in various settings. As a multi-award winner, Glenn is recognised for his efforts in reaching out to youths. His passion is to see shattered lives restored and broken families transformed. Currently, Glenn is a Commonwealth Youth Ambassador (ASEAN) and is also serving as Managing Director at Glenn Lim Consultancy Pte Ltd,


Synopsis
STRENGTHS APPROACH TO YOUTH WORK
This module will introduce caregivers to the ‘Strengths Approach’ and ‘Strokes Theory’ which are positive approaches in connecting with young people, by learning to affirm and bring out the best in them. Applying these approaches will help generate positive motivation and resources in young people. It will explore creative ways to exploit youth culture’s ‘redemptive features’ and turn these into intervention platforms.


Details of SESSION 1 (1.5hrs):

This session will introduce parents to the ‘Strengths Approach’ of PYD & explore positive approaches to engage & develop young people according to their strengths. The lecturer will share on some youth developmental principles & highlight the importance of affirmations & encouragements in parent-child relationships. The session will include exploring creative ways to exploit youth culture’s ‘redemptive features’ and turn these into intervention platforms to generate positive motivation & resources in youth.


Details of SESSION 2 (1.5hrs):
This session will adopt a more hands-on approach to anchoring some of the strategies & techniques of capacity-building in children. The lecturer will highlight the importance of 'Positive Stroking' and its psychological implications. Demonstrations & Role-plays will be featured in an interactive & experiential manner.

Monday, March 1, 2010

Accolades of Glenn Lim

Some of his Awards include:
Masters in Social Studies(Counseling)
Commonwealth Youth Ambassador (ASEAN)
Singapore Youth Award 2005,
ASEAN Youth Award 2006,
Outstanding Young Person of the World Award 2007,
Asian Challengers and Mentors ‘Most Inspiring Mentor’ Award.


“Having personally lived through the same experiences and challenges, Glenn Lim's mentorship is perhaps one of the most effective forms of support and encouragement. He inspires them (young people at-risk) to leave their bad habits and turn
over a new leaf.”
Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports

“He (Glenn) has learnt the art of harnessing what was once negative energy, and channeling it into something positive -contributing actively to positive living and youth and community outreaches.”
Ms Indranee Rajah, Government Parliamentary Committee Chairman for Home Affairs & Law. MP for Tanjong Pagar GRC

“It is certainly heartwarming to know about success stories like that of Glenn’s, who, through sheer determination, was able to overcome his dependency on drugs, stay drug-free and become a Singapore Youth Award winner in 2005…Glenn has
shown by example how determination and the love and support of family members and loved ones, helped turn his life around. His success today is also proof that given a second chance, ex-offenders can also contribute meaningfully to society.”
Associate Professor Ho Peng Kee, Senior Minister of State for Ministry of Home Affairs


“Glenn shows how we can choose to be either a positive or negative influence to those around us. His success today…together with his continued contribution to Singapore’s independent music scene, proves that you do not need drugs to be a successful, creative member of society”
Dr Mohamad Maliki Osman, Parliamentary Secretary for National Development


“He (Glenn) is an exemplary person who has channeled his artistic talents to live and promote a positive lifestyle instead of turning back to vice.”
Mr Teo Ser Luck, Parliamentary Secretary for Community Development, Youth and Sports

“Glenn Lim, winner of the 2005 Singapore Youth Award has produced a DVD based on his own life story to promote the anti-drugs campaign. Through working with various institutions like the Prison Service, National Council against drug abuse, schools, youth & community organisations. Glenn was able to extend the reach of his DVD and spread the anti-drug message at the National level.”
RADM(NS) Lui Tuck Yew, Minister Of State for Education