Shaping Young Men as Stewards of the Future
As the world is shaken up, our young men need guidance and connection more than ever. Simultaneously the world is in dire need of mature, healthy young people to lead us into the future.
Sacred Sonz is a Youth Mentoring and Rites of Passage Experience to support and celebrate the transition from Boyhood to Manhood.
Boys and Mentors will meet twice weekly for 8 weeks over Zoom for circling and practice sessions. Boys will be grouped appropriately with others their age, 11-14 and 15-19.
1:1 mentoring add on is also available.
Next Session Starts: Sept 8th
Program Features:
Trust & Respect
Communication: Listening & Speaking
Emotions
Body Relationship & Self Care
Relationships
Nature Connection
Integrity & Service
Underserved populations: Racially Diverse, GBT, Handicapped, etc…
See what 8 weeks of feeling seen, heard and respected will do for your boy.
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Meet the Mentors:
Trevor Spring
Working daily at the intersection of the holistic health, youth mentoring and men’s healing communities, Trevor combines modalities from each field to create new experiences for men and boys.
Trevor began men’s work in 2013 after 15 years in the holistic health field, since then he has been building a body of work around connection and self care that makes an unshakeable foundation for the deep self-inquiry and opening to true brotherhood that is the Sacred Sons. He has also been the Director for Boys to Men Mentoring Hawaii, a Boys Group Mentoring Program on Oahu with in-school groups, adventure weekends and rites of passage experiences.
Trevor is a father to two beautiful daughters, step father to two, Beloved to his partner and brother to men around the world. He lives on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii, at the intersection of fast paced modernity and the volcanic primordial energy of South Pacific paradise.
Adam Jackson
Mentor & Sacred Sons Co-Founder
...holds a vision for ushering brotherhood to the forefront of our community as a means for conscious healing.
Jason Mack
Mentor & Sacred Sons Co-Founder
Jason Mack is an initiator of men, student of the unknown, and co-founder of Sacred Sons. He has spent thousands of hours facilitating men's work containers of growth, purpose and harmony for the individual and collective evolution of masculinity. He is continuing on a legacy of this work that his been passed on by his mentors.
Jason spent time training in men's leadership with The Mankind Project, where he also served as chairman of the Young Warriors Council. Jason has also trained in breathwork, yoga, and has a degree in media psychology.
Jason's path has been created by a dedication to serving life and is painted by a willingness to humbly grow.
Devin Fredericksen
Mentor
Braiding together men’s work, relationships, regenerative systems, community building and stewarding of Mother Earth, Devin continuously devotes his heart and life to reuniting the Brotherhood of Men.
In 2015, Devin established a nature-based agriculture program back on Maui helping students learn about regenerative agriculture and remember their place IN Nature. During his vision quest in 2016, Devin received a clear message and decree from the Earth: support the restoration of a culture championing rites of passages and initiations back to the forefront of humanity. Following the vision quest, Devin became certified to work with Boys to Men Mentoring Hawaii.
Calling upon over decade of study and facilitation involving men’s work, regenerative agriculture and community building, Devin guides groups from his heart-centered Earth connection. Devin is on a mission to regenerate our community and leave a thriving legacy for the future.
What Boys Will Learn:
Self Trust
Mature & Honest Speaking
Deep Listening
The Power of Respect
Self Regulation (Calming) Practices
Channeling Anger Into Purpose
What Parents Will Learn:
How to Honor Major Life Transitions
Healthy Structures
Ways to Support Child's Unfolding Indentity
WE ARE RISING
This is call to remembrance, for every brother who is hungry for life and unwilling to settle for less than becoming the fullness of who they are.