The Liv Project

Programs to Help You Cope, Connect, and Create

Through interactive workshops, an inspiring film, keynote speaking, and Facilitator Workshop programs, The Liv Project guides audiences to explore creativity, spark fearless conversation, and turn stories into action.

Youth Interactive Workshops

Film

Keynote Speaking

Facilitator Workshop

Taking conversation out of the shadows. Creative tools for fearless conversations. You are worthy of connection. Your life matters. You deserve to feel seen. You are not alone. Taking conversation out of the shadows. Creative tools for fearless conversations. You are worthy of connection. Your life matters. You deserve to feel seen. You are not alone.

Youth Interactive Workshops

Interactive Workshops create supportive spaces for youth and adults to connect, share
fearlessly, and build hope through guided creativity and belonging.

Youth Interactive Workshops

Interactive, creative, and engaging, our youth workshops provide a safe space for young people to explore emotions, express themselves, and build meaningful connections. Through activities such as zine-making, gratitude journals, music playlists, collage, fidget making, and creative movement, participants develop practical tools for self-awareness, coping, and resilience all while having fun and feeling seen, heard, and supported.

Parent/Caregiver Workshop

Coming in 2027

The Liv Project Parent Workshops use The Game That Goes There® to create a fun, engaging, and meaningful way for parents and caregivers to connect with their children. Through guided conversations, creativity, and play, families are given a unique opportunity to strengthen communication, build trust, and connect on a deeper level in a supportive and welcoming environment.

Facilitator Workshop

The Liv Project Facilitator Workshop uses The Game That Goes There® to equip educators, mental health therapists, clinicians, mentors, and community leaders with creative tools to foster meaningful conversations around mental health, coping skills, and human connection. Through interactive experiences and guided activities, participants learn how to create safe, engaging spaces where youth feel seen, heard, and supported.

Keynote Speaking

Keynote Speaking

Tess: Sharing Stories, Saving Lives

Tess is a Philadelphia-based artist, arts educator, mental health advocate, and suicide loss survivor. After losing her sister, Liv, to suicide in 2019, she co-founded The Liv Project with her mother, Honey, grounded in the belief that fearless conversations can save lives.

With a BFA in Theatre Arts from the University of the Arts, Tess uses creativity, storytelling, and human connection to help young people express themselves, build resilience, and feel seen, heard, and supported. Through sharing her story and mission, Tess inspires audiences and demonstrates how connection and fearless conversations can save young lives.

The Film

My Sister Liv

A Story of Love, Connection, and Prevention

My Sister Liv is a powerful film honoring Liv’s story and inspiring hope, connection, and youth
suicide prevention through love.

My Sister Liv is a powerful film honoring Liv’s story and inspiring hope, connection, and youth suicide prevention through love.

TRAIN THE TRAINER

Facilitator Interactive Workshop

Talk. Listen. Transform.

The Liv Project’s Facilitator Workshop equips educators, mental health professionals, youth-serving organizations, and community leaders with the tools and confidence to create safe, supportive spaces for meaningful conversations about mental health. Participants learn how to facilitate The Game That Goes There® and use creative, connection-centered activities that help young people express themselves, build coping skills, and feel seen, heard, and supported. The workshop includes practical guidance, hands-on experience, and resources facilitators can use in schools, organizations, and community settings.

the audience

Who Our Programs Are For

Our programs are designed to empower individuals and communities to connect deeply, grow intentionally, and make meaningful change.

Community Organizations
Mental & Behavioral Health Organizations
Non-Profits
Parent Organizations
Schools
Theaters
Youth Organizations

TESTIMONIALS

What People Are Saying

Frequently Asked Questions

No, we are not a clinical mental health organization – we are a creative mental health organization.
All and any mental health therapists, school counselors and staff, PCP’s, and life coaches.
Please fill out the programming request and someone will contact you to schedule a call with you. You can fill out a request form here.
These can be tailored for specific age groups between 3 and 25 years old.

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TLP programs spark connection, foster fearless conversation, and empower individuals and
communities to create real change and save lives. Bring a program to your school, workplace, or
community and start turning stories into action today.

TLP programs spark connection, foster fearless conversation, and empower individuals and communities to create real change and save lives. Bring a program to your school, workplace, or community and start turning stories into action today.