Life Choices Foundation: A Helping Hand to a Brighter Future

 The Life Choices Foundation assists students, young adults and other vulnerable people to make more constructive life choices, especially those who are engaging in anti-social behaviour, or who find themselves under the pressure of a negative influence. Our experienced Life Choices Foundation instructors encourage their audience through engaging and motivating programs to put past mistakes behind them, to think about the consequences of future decisions and behaviours, and to decide what sort of legacy they want to leave behind.

 The Life Choice Foundation’s Digital Programs.

 Our digital programs are specially designed to challenge and motivate both teenagers and adults to consider the implications of critical life decisions. The programs assist the viewer to consider consequences in order to choose a life path that will be beneficial and productive.

 The Objectives of The Life Choices Foundation’s Digital Programs.

 

  • To inspire people to live their lives positively and peacefully.
  • To teach people how to cope in the face of adversity and negative influences, such as peer pressure.
  • To demonstrate howto stay positive in every situation, especially if being bullied by others.
  • To assist people in letting go of the past, and to makebetter, more constructive decisions moving forward.
Life Choices Foundation

Digital Programs

 

1.    The Life Choices Program

The Life Choices Program is a version of our highly popular ‘in person' program where we focus on the following topics: Self-Control, Addictive Behaviours, Self-Image, Social Comparison, Road Safety, Community Awareness, and Values and Beliefs.
 

This program encourages people to follow their hearts and choose a supportive, beneficial life-path by providing evidence-based information and real-life anecdotes.


2.                Is This for Real?

The "Is This for Real" program is designed by Andrew Fisher especially for Year 7 students. As part of this popular program, the students are encouraged to talk freely about the emotions they may be feeling, as well as about any challenges they may be encountering as a small fish in the much larger high school pond.

 

The program focuses on the Positive / Negative Mindset, Freedom of Choice, Reflection and Control, Resilience, Self-evaluation and a whole lot more. Andrew, who is the facilitator, equips the viewer with the tools to help them remain focused on the positive despite opposition, failure, and negative circumstances. 



3.                The Covid Experience

In “The COVID Experience” presentation, Andrew focuses on topics that include: Isolation, Social Comparison, Digital Dependence, Trust, Purpose, Relationships, Self-Evaluation, Reflection and Control, Resilience, Capacity, and Happiness and Well-Being.

 

Here, Andrew encourages the viewer to reflect on what they have learned about themselves and the community in which they live during this difficult time. He asks the viewer to reflect on the positives they can take away from the experience, the lessons they have learnt, and how all this information can help them to make the future a better place.

 

The goal of this program is to get students to think about themselves, and to reflect on their feelings and behaviours.

 

To discover more about our programs, please visit: https://lifechoicesfoundation.com.au/digital-programs/. 

 

The Life ChoicesFoundation can help every student and young adult who is inspired to become the best version of themselves through our engaging, informative and tailored programs. We are now also offering our programs via live and interactive Zoom sessions! Jump onto https://lifechoicesfoundation.com.au/programs/ and use the “Book Now” button to get in touch with us about our programs.

 

We are deeply thankful to the many people, families, communities, and organisations who generously support our work across Australia.

 

Location: Australia

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