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ATM Youth Program 

AMAZINGLY TRANSFORMED & MOTIVATED

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ATM Program
Overview & Structure

The Amazingly Transformed & Motivated (ATM) Youth Program is a dynamic and  impactful initiative crafted to instill a deep sense of value and self-worth in youth and  young adults. Recognizing that true self-worth is an internal asset, this program  empowers participants to understand and embrace their personal values, independent  of external judgments or societal expectations.

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The ATM program is built around a three-step process—Withdrawing, Depositing,  Checks, and Balance—each representing a crucial phase in the journey of personal  growth and self-discovery. 

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Withdrawing

Objective

This initial phase focuses on identifying and releasing negative  influences, self-limiting beliefs, and unproductive habits.  

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Activities

Participants engage in introspective exercises, guided discussions, and  reflective practices to uncover and withdraw from the sources that have hindered their  self-worth and personal development. The goal is to help individuals recognize and  let go of internal and external factors that have impacted their self-esteem and  potential.

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Depositing

Objective

Building on the foundation of self-awareness established in the first  phase, this step emphasizes the importance of nurturing and adding positive  attributes, skills, and affirmations. 

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Activities

Through interactive workshops, mentorship, and skill-building  sessions, participants are encouraged to deposit new, empowering habits, knowledge,  and perspectives into their lives. This includes setting personal goals, developing  resilience, and cultivating a positive self-image. The focus is on reinforcing personal  strengths and fostering an environment of growth and confidence. 

Checks & Balances

Objective

The final phase involves ongoing self-assessment and reflection to  ensure continued personal growth and alignment with one's true values.

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Activities

Participants regularly evaluate their progress through self-reflection  exercises, feedback sessions, and progress reviews. This step is crucial for  maintaining balance, recognizing achievements, and making adjustments as needed.  It helps individuals stay grounded in their personal values and continue evolving in  their journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

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Core Philosophy

The ATM program emphasizes the significance of understanding and embracing  one's intrinsic worth rather than seeking validation from external sources. By  following the structured three-step process, participants gain clarity on their identity,  build a robust sense of self-worth, and are equipped with the tools and motivation to  pursue their aspirations confidently.

Impact

Through the ATM program, youth ages 13-17 and young adults 18-22 will experience  a profound transformation in their self-perception and personal growth. They will  develop a resilient mindset, a stronger sense of purpose, and the confidence to face  life's challenges with a renewed sense of self-worth and determination. This program  not only aims to transform individuals; but also to inspire them to become motivated  and impactful members of their communities. 

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This expanded description provides a more detailed view of the ATM program's  goals, structure, and impact, highlighting its commitment to fostering personal  growth and self-empowerment. 

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Topics of Discussion

  • I AM Module (worksheet)-Who are you (Which focuses on self-esteem, and  confidence).  

  • Decision Making at Life’s Crossroads (Introduce tools such as pros and cons  lists, psychological aggression and decision matrices). 

  • Culture Influence Define Culture and how it influences our lives and be  aware of the impact of culture. 

  • Confidence Building/Self Image (Self-awareness, influence responsibility,  safety awareness, and emotional control).  

  • Relationships and Boundaries (Verbal, and non-verbal communication,  online, phone, videos, and posting.)  

  • The different types of relationships and their significance reactions to  trauma,).  

  • Personal Development and Future Planning (The importance of having a  vision and setting goals for personal growth)

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