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Hero Training for Real Life
2-hour kids and family workshop

📅 Saturday, May 16, 2026
🕑 2PM – 4PM
📍 Liulo Coffee & Kids Workshop
460 Hai Ba Trung, Cam Chau, Hoi An

$150 per family — Founding Family Rate
Our introductory rate for our first Hoi An session. Full price is $175 from June onward.

Ages 7–11 + one parent · One additional sibling welcome at no extra charge if also ages 7–11. All materials provided · Sessions in English

Liulo is a wonderful venue with a café on site — we encourage you to arrive a little early, grab a coffee or a bite, and settle in before the session begins.

Da Nang session coming soon — details to be announced.

WHAT YOU’LL DO TOGETHER

Power poses and a breathing reset — we open with the body, not the brain
“Would You Rather” values game — surprisingly revealing, always fun
Energy ball toss — a Qi Gong-inspired awareness game that gets kids and parents laughing and fully present
Emotion detective game — kids learn to name what’s happening inside before it takes over
Parent-child strength spotting — you’ll see your kid differently after this one
Hero comic creation — kids build a 4-panel story starring themselves as the hero
Empathy shield craft — a hands-on project that makes personal values visible and real
Hero commitment and closing — every child leaves with a personal declaration they made themselves
Take-home artifacts and goodies

All materials provided. No experience needed. Just show up.

WHAT FAMILIES TAKE HOME

Kids: A sense of real confidence — not the “good job” kind. The kind that comes from doing something hard and discovering they could.

Practical emotional tools they understand how to use — not concepts, actual techniques.

Parents: Real insight into how your child sees themselves and the world.

Language to use at home — specific phrases and approaches that extend what happened in the room.

WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING

“After the workshop, I feel closer to my daughter. We started talking more openly, and I can see she understands her emotions better. I was honestly surprised by how deeply she can think. Hearing her talk about personal values and choices was very special for me — one of those moments when you realize your child is growing in ways you don’t always notice in everyday life. She still uses the materials at home, which keeps reminding us of what we learned together. I would tell other parents: definitely come. It’s a great way to spend time together, have fun, and learn things that really matter.”

— Tanja K., parent of a 10-year-old, Los Angeles