Having led over 140 workshops, Allyson is known for her unwavering commitment to creating open, honest dialogue with pre-teen children, earning her a reputation as a trusted guide for families navigating these formative years. 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this a faith-based program?

Yes. Wonderfully Made is presented from a Christian perspective and reflects the belief that every child is wonderfully made by God. The workshop emphasizes grace, respect, healthy development, and personal responsibility while providing practical, age-appropriate education. It is designed to support parents, not replace the conversations they are already having at home.

2. Will my child receive medically accurate information?

Yes. Students receive medically accurate, age-appropriate information about puberty, physical development, reproduction, hygiene, and emotional health. Christian values complement the curriculum while factual education remains the foundation.

3. Is this a "purity" or abstinence-only program?

No. The workshop is not built around fear, shame, or simplistic messages. Instead, it encourages thoughtful decision-making, healthy boundaries, self-respect, and an understanding of how our choices affect ourselves and others. Parents are encouraged to continue these conversations in a way that reflects their family's values.

4. What topics are covered?

Topics include:

• Puberty and physical development

• Emotional changes

• Reproduction

• Personal hygiene

• Body image and self-worth

• Friendships and healthy relationships

• Peer pressure and media influences

• Healthy boundaries

• Respect for self and others

• Practical tools for navigating the middle school years

5. How are boys and girls taught?

Boys and girls attend separate classes, creating a comfortable environment where students are more likely to ask questions and engage in honest discussion.

6. What is the class size?

Classes are intentionally small, typically 8–12 students, and are hosted in private homes. The relaxed setting encourages participation and allows students to feel comfortable asking questions.

7. Will parents know what is being taught?

Absolutely. Parents receive information about the curriculum beforehand, and every student receives a keepsake book to continue the conversation at home. Parents remain the primary educators, and Wonderfully Made is designed to reinforce and support their role.

8. What if my family belongs to a different Christian denomination?

The workshop focuses on shared Christian values rather than denominational differences. Families from a variety of Christian traditions have found the content meaningful and relevant.

9. Can families who are not Christian attend?

Yes. While the workshop is presented from a Christian perspective, families who appreciate that approach and are comfortable with its values are welcome.

10. Who teaches the workshop?

The workshop is led by Allyson George, who has nearly 25 years of experience serving children, students, and families, including more than 15 years teaching human sexuality education. Her approach is warm, engaging, and conversational, helping students feel comfortable discussing what can often be an awkward topic.

11. How long is the workshop?

Most workshops last approximately 2½ to 3 hours, with time built in for questions and discussion.

12. What should my child bring?

Just themselves. Students will receive all class materials, including a keepsake book to take home and use as a resource for future conversations with their parents.

13. How do I host a class?

Hosting is easy. Invite 8–12 fifth or sixth grade boys or girls, provide a comfortable space in your home, and Allyson will handle the curriculum, materials, and instruction. Contact Allyson to discuss available dates, group size, and pricing.

14. Can I talk to parents whose kids have taken the class before?

Absolutely. Allyson is happy to provide references from parents whose children have participated in the class.