The information section contains detailed writeups on the nature of each seminar and how this seminar will assist you and your family. Included in this section is the nature of each seminar and what you might expect. You can also read testimonials kept on file from each seminar. Dates, Times, Locations and information such as what to bring or wear to each seminar can be found in the schedules portion of the seminars area. Also featured on the Premier web site are ways to register for each seminar and an option once you have graduated a seminar, to request to be a part of that seminar's service team.
The goal of Discovery, the first level in the series, is just that; discovering and learning things about oneself that may have been forgotten. The second level in the series, Focus, is presented in a way to provoke thought and enhance the basics taught in Discovery while embracing and solidifying new concepts. The final course of the series is Keys to Success (formerly Visions), living the changes made and internalizing the fundamentals taught. During the parents and family members participation in these courses, students will be participating in similar seminars at their school or facility.
Paralleling the adult formats of Discovery and Focus, siblings and friends of the student in the school are invited to participate a combination of the two; the Youth Leadership Camp. These camps combine the lessons taught in Discovery and Focus with leadership building exercises designed to assist young adults in dealing with issues such as peer pressure, friends and drugs. Activities include camp fires, swimming, volley ball, basketball and highly effective low and high ropes course exercises.
Parents and students are invited to attend seminars which specifically address issues within the family unit; communication, clarity, and the family value frame. The Parent Child seminars, as with the adult seminars, consist of three seminars; Parent Child 1, 2, 3 & 4. These seminars are an integral part of the family healing process and must be attended to attain graduate status.