Hero Training is coming to Da Nang.
Three sessions. Three consecutive Thursdays.
Starting July 9.
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. She still uses the materials at home. I would tell other parents: definitely come.”
— Tanja, parent of Yasia, Los Angeles, February 2026
“It was really cool seeing my daughters make their own decisions, whether alongside the other kids or completely their own. Kaileigh said she wanted to be more brave and Kinley said she wanted to work on her focus. They want to come back, so looks like we’re signing up.”
— Joshua, parent of Kaileigh and Kinley, Da Nang, June 2026
“It helped us connect on a deeper level. I can see her using this knowledge in everyday life, especially in how she talks about her feelings and reacts to situations.”
— Daisy, parent of a 9-year-old · Hero Training for Real Life, Hoi An, May 2026
“It’s not very often we get the chance to just sit in a room — no distractions, no phones, no screens — and just spend that one-on-one time with our child.”
— Ben, parent of Arlo · Hero Training for Real Life, Hoi An, May 2026
Hero Training for Real Life
A three-session kids and family workshop series,
now in Da Nang
For English-speaking expat families · Ages 7–11 + one parent · Small group · All materials provided
This isn’t a class. It’s an experience.
Across three sessions, your child discovers real strengths they already have and leaves with the proof, the tools, and something they built themselves. Each week builds on the last. By the end, kids and parents have a shared language for what happened in the room and how to keep it going at home.
Hands-on. High-energy. Genuinely fun. And unlike anything else you’ll find in Da Nang.
Not therapy. Not arts and crafts. A guided experience families genuinely enjoy together.
For English-speaking expat and international families who want more than another beach day. A meaningful shared experience your child will talk about for weeks.
Proven in LA. Now in Da Nang.
What Happens Across the Three Sessions
Hero Training for Real Life is not a one-off workshop. It’s a three-session arc where each week builds on the last.
Session 1 — Know Yourself
Kids introduce themselves and share a superpower they wish they had. Hero pose and super breath. Would You Rather Know Yourself Edition. Parent-child strength spotting, hero character design and logo sketch. Badge ceremony.
Session 2 — Express Yourself
Hero pose, super breath, and Power Voice. Would You Rather Express Yourself Edition. Hero comic creation starring your child as the hero, paper toy coloring and detailing continued from Session 1. Strength in Action — parents note a strength they saw their kid express. Badge ceremony.
Session 3 — Show Up for the World
Hero pose, super breath, and Shadow. Would You Rather Hero Edition. Empathy shield, final paper toy assembly with full customization and accessories. Strength Witness — each parent reads back one strength spotted across all three sessions. Hero commitment ceremony, certificates and full badge collection.
All materials provided. No experience needed. Just show up.
Don’t miss the first series.
Hero Training for Real Life is now booking in Da Nang. Three sessions starting July 9.
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.
Their completed paper toy hero, designed, built, and personalized across all three sessions.
Earned strength badges, stickers, and buttons.
A certificate of completion.
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.
THE 5 C’S FRAMEWORK
Every workshop is built around CreatableMe’s core framework:
Consciousness · Creativity · Connection · Communication · Character
These aren’t buzzwords. They’re the five areas where kids most need support — and where a single afternoon can shift something real.
WHY THIS WORKS
Kids don’t build confidence by being told they’re great. They build it by doing something that feels hard — and discovering they can handle it.
Every activity in this workshop is designed to create that moment. The comic they make is theirs. The shield they build is theirs. The declaration they make at the end is theirs.
Parents leave with a new lens on their child. Kids leave taller than they walked in.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
Brian Castleforte Founder of CreatableMe
Brian spent 30 years creating motion graphics animation, characters and visual stories for Nike, Marvel, Sony, and Nintendo. He’s a published author, a mindfulness practitioner, and the creative mind behind the 5 C’s framework that underpins every CreatableMe experience.
A lifelong creative — professionally, personally, and in every space in between — it’s that combination of decades in creativity and mindfulness practice that makes him uniquely suited for this work. CreatableMe isn’t a pivot. It’s where everything he is finally points in the same direction.
“I’ve created a lot of characters over the years. Now I help kids create the most important character of all — themselves.”
Hero Training for Real Life
is now open for booking in Da Nang.
Three sessions. Three consecutive Thursdays. Starting July 9.
Spots are limited to 6 families.
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