Workshops
Rebecca Marlor offers interactive, practical workshops designed to help participants develop tangible skills and systems for creating more equitable relationships, families, and communities. Rather than prescribing one-size-fits-all solutions, these workshops provide frameworks that participants can adapt to their unique circumstances.
Family-Focused Workshops
SYSTEMS THINKING FOR FAMILY LIBERATION
A collaborative exploration of reimagining family management through systems design:
- Identifying inherited patterns and their impact
- Mapping current family workflows and pain points
- Developing principles for sustainable family systems
- Creating customized approaches to routine challenges
- Building evaluation methods to refine systems over time
Duration: 3 hours, includes guided planning exercises
FINDING YOUR FAMILY'S WAY
An interactive workshop for developing authentic approaches to family life:
- Examining unquestioned "shoulds" about roles
- Articulating family values and priorities
- Designing decision-making frameworks that reflect your values
- Creating systems that honor all family members
- Developing flexible routines that support wellbeing
Duration: Half-day, includes facilitated discussion and planning
Personal Development Workshops
FINANCIAL RESILIENCE FOR WOMEN
Practical strategies for building economic independence:
- Emergency fund development regardless of starting point
- Career resilience planning and skill development
- Negotiation techniques for higher compensation
- Creating sustainable budgeting systems
- Building multiple income streams
Duration: 2-4 hours, customizable for specific audiences
REBUILDING AFTER CRISIS
This interactive workshop helps participants develop practical skills for managing major life changes—whether from relationship changes, career disruptions, health crises, or geographic relocations. Through structured exercises, participants create personalized resilience maps for navigating uncertainty with confidence.
Duration: Half-day or full-day options available
Recognizing Patterns of Control
This workshop helps participants identify subtle patterns of coercive control in relationships and systems. Through evidence-based frameworks and interactive exercises, participants learn to recognize warning signs, understand manipulation tactics, and develop strategies for maintaining autonomy.
Duration: 3 hours, includes group discussions and scenario analysis
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