OmniSpirit FieldWorks Institute — Youth Workshops (OSFI)

OmniSpirit FieldWorks Institute (OSFI) is the youth-impact and educational division of OmniSpirit Entertainment Inc., delivering transformational, trauma-informed identity workshops for teens and young adults that blend story, Scripture (opt-in), and science into safe, age-appropriate learning spaces.
Built for schools, churches, Indigenous communities, and youth organizations, OSFI programs offer measurable outcomes, safeguarding excellence, and clean alignment with grant and public-sector standards.

Youth identity, resilience, and trauma-informed transformation powered by the VeilBreakers universe.

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Presenter — Daniel M. Kropinak

Author of VeilBreakers: The Hidden War. Crafts spiritually grounded, scientifically plausible stories where faith meets physics.

OmniSpirit FieldWorks Institute (OSFI) — the youth-impact division of OmniSpirit Entertainment — delivers trauma-informed identity programs modeled on mercy-over-dominance courage, “two taps, one breath” self-regulation, and hope-driven storytelling.

Vulnerable Sector Check in place; Rule-of-Two supervision honored; facilitation is trauma-informed.

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Schools & Youth Orgs

Assemblies, SEL blocks, teacher PD, and small-group intensives. Neutral values-based core with optional after-hours faith content. Includes measurable outcomes, take-home material, and leader coaching.

Churches & Camps

Friday-night talk; half-day or weekend with small-group guides. Identity-in-Christ + listening prayer (age-appropriate, Scripture-tested).

Community & Outreach

At-risk and underserved youth; detention/chaplaincy sessions; Indigenous partner programming with OCAP-aligned data stewardship and community-approved narrative practices.

All workshops are delivered under OmniSpirit FieldWorks Institute (OSFI), using a trauma-wise, science-aligned, and grant-compliant framework built for diverse school, church, and Indigenous settings.

Program Pillars

These pillars guide every school, church, Indigenous, and community session we deliver.

Trauma-Informed Environment — Emotional safety first: trust, transparency, peer support, Rule-of-Two supervision, empowerment and choice, cultural humility, and no forced vulnerability.
Story → Skills Method — Short VeilBreakers scenes (3–5 minutes) open guided dialogue on courage, truth, mercy, identity, and belonging—turning story into real-life tools.
Game-Informed Practice — Youth choose paths, solve teamwork challenges, and complete reflection prompts designed to increase agency, confidence, and memory retention.
Restorative Orientation — Conflict de-escalation, belonging-building circles, and repair-minded responses help students lower reactivity and increase accountability.
Faith-Forward (Opt-In) Track — Listening prayer + identity-in-Christ pathway (Scripture-tested, non-coercive). Public-sector sessions run values-based only, with faith content offered after hours or through chaplaincy.
Science-Aligned Regulation — “Two taps, one breath” teaches nervous system downshifting; memory reframing and attention practices help students self-regulate and choose clarity over fear.
Community & Cultural Respect — Indigenous-led projects follow OCAP® principles and local protocols; community co-design welcomed; family, Elder, or pastor involvement encouraged when appropriate.

Workshop Outcomes

VeilBreakers workshops are designed to leave youth, leaders, and communities with practical tools and measurable gains in identity, courage, and spiritual clarity.

Calmer Nervous System — “Two taps, one breath” rhythm to de-escalate anxiety, interrupt panic spirals, and model daily self-regulation.
Mercy-Over-Dominance Courage — Stories and discussions that reframe strength as restraint, empathy, and wise boundaries rather than control or aggression.
Identity Statements — Age-appropriate identity lines rooted in Scripture (opt-in) or values language, helping youth replace lies with truthful, hope-filled self-talk.
One-Week Follow-Up Plan — Simple daily prompts and a take-home card that reinforce breathing practice, identity statements, and courageous choices.
Leader Kit — Run-of-show, slides, and small-group prompts so teachers, pastors, and youth workers can safely extend the conversation after the event.
Pre/Post Check-Ins — Light, neutrally phrased hope/identity questions before and after the workshop to gauge clarity, coping confidence, and sense of belonging.
Clear Faith Options — Optional altar/response language that is transparent, pressure-free, and age-appropriate; faith content is always marked and voluntary.
Facilitation Guardrails — Trauma-wise boundaries, consent-aware sharing, and clear guidance on when to refer students to school, church, or community supports.

Formats & Pricing

Workshops are designed for flexibility across schools, churches, Indigenous communities, shelters, camps, and youth programs. Delivery is trauma-informed, age-appropriate, and aligned with safeguarding norms.

Single-Session Assemblies

45–60 minutes — Story excerpt, “Two Taps, One Breath,” interactive reflection, identity/courage tools.
Best for: Schools, youth groups, community organizations.
Pricing: $350–$650 depending on size, travel, and equipment.

Half-Day Intensives

2–3 hours — All four core sessions (Stillness, Identity, Courage, Renewal) with discussion time and leader support.
Best for: Churches, camps, leadership retreats, youth weekends.
Pricing: $750–$1,200 depending on group size and distance.

Full-Day Program

4–6 hours — Expanded teaching, guided exercises, small-group arcs, faith-forward (opt-in) components.
Best for: Schools (PD days), community outreach events, Indigenous partnership programs.
Pricing: $1,500–$2,400 depending on logistics and customization.

Multi-Week Series

4–8 weeks — Weekly 60–90 min sessions integrating story immersion, identity tools, restorative circles, and optional discipleship track.
Best for: Youth ministries, mentorship programs, recovery homes.
Pricing: Quoted by project; contact for details.

Travel & Logistics

Travel fees apply outside local region.
Virtual delivery available for schools and remote communities.
Indigenous partnerships follow local protocols and/or Elder approval.

Pricing can be offset by grant partnerships or community sponsorships when applicable.

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Signature Modules

Each VeilBreakers session combines story, science, and Scripture (opt-in) to help students move from fear and confusion toward clarity, courage, and identity. These four modules form the core of every workshop experience.

Module 1 — Stillness Before Strength

Introduces “Two Taps, One Breath” — a grounding practice that reduces reactivity and helps youth regulate stress.
Short narrative scene from VeilBreakers to frame the idea of internal noise vs. clarity.
Tools for students: attention reset, emotional labeling, and choosing calm in stressful moments.

Module 2 — Identity & Lies

Explores the difference between labels we receive and identity that is given (values-based or faith-based, depending on setting).
Students identify common “lies” that drive anxiety, shame, or comparison.
Tools for students: reframing statements, identity anchors, and replacing internal lies with truth.

Module 3 — Courage Over Control

Reframes courage as mercy, restraint, and wise boundary-setting—mirroring Kairo’s surrendered strength in the VeilBreakers world.
Interactive choices and scenario challenges (non-triggering) that build agency and problem-solving.
Tools for students: conflict de-escalation, communication strategies, and courage scripts.

Module 4 — The Renewal Arc

Helps youth map their “story arc” from confusion → clarity using a simple, hopeful framework.
Optional faith-forward layer: listening prayer, forgiveness moments, and identity-in-Christ (age-appropriate and opt-in).
Tools for students: long-view thinking, resilience loops, and practical next steps for real-life change.

Faith-Forward Track & Safeguarding

VeilBreakers workshops honor the diverse settings we serve—public schools, churches, Indigenous communities, shelters, camps, and youth organizations. All faith components are clearly marked and always voluntary, age-appropriate, and trauma-informed.

Faith-Forward (Opt-In) Track

Identity-in-Christ Pathway — Clear, invitational language based on Scripture for groups requesting a Christian component. No pressure, no emotional manipulation, and no forced sharing.
Listening Prayer — Quiet, safe guided moments that help youth discern truth from fear. Delivered only in faith-approved settings (churches, camps, Christian schools, chaplaincy, after-hours).
Mercy-Centered Teaching — Lessons emphasize surrender, forgiveness, courage, and truth—never shame, fear, or performance-based faith.
Values-Only Option — Public-sector workshops use universal values such as integrity, courage, truth, belonging, and restoration without any Scripture language unless explicitly invited.

Safeguarding & Trauma Awareness

Rule of Two — A second adult leader is always present. No one-on-one closed-door interactions. Boundaries kept clear and professional.
Trauma-Informed Facilitation — No forced vulnerability, no graphic storytelling, no triggering content. Youth choose their level of participation at all times.
Cultural Respect — Indigenous sessions follow local protocols, OCAP® principles, and community-approved narrative practices. Faith content adapted or omitted entirely based on community direction.
Consent & Agency — Youth are given choice in every reflective activity. Faith-related segments are explicitly opt-in, not opt-out.
Safe Pacing — Emotional regulation tools (“Two Taps, One Breath”), grounding cues, and gentle transitions ensure youth do not become overwhelmed.
Referral Awareness — Facilitators do not provide counseling or crisis intervention. When needed, youth are referred to school, church, or community mental-health supports.

All programming is delivered with professionalism, transparency, and an unwavering commitment to the well-being of students and communities.

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Safeguarding & Accommodation

Presenters hold (or will obtain) Vulnerable Sector Checks; Rule-of-Two supervision honored
Photo/recording only with meaningful consent; privacy requests respected
Leader guide sets clear boundaries for prayer/ministry (no pressure; no trauma-sharing at the mic)
Public-sector neutrality: faith content is voluntary, clearly labeled, and scheduled under school accommodation rules
Detention/Chaplaincy: faith sessions operate only under chaplaincy and are always voluntary
Indigenous data & story: Indigenous-led projects follow OCAP® and local protocols

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Measurement & Reporting

3–5 item pre/post check-ins (hope/identity phrased neutrally, coping confidence, belonging) and brief leader feedback. The host retains custody of identifiable data; FieldWorks receives anonymized aggregates only. Indigenous-led projects: evaluation co-designed under OCAP® and local protocols.

Premium Add-On — Micro-Arc + Digital Badge

What: a locally authored 3–6 minute micro-arc (short video or lightweight interactive vignette) co-created with youth and a community storyteller or Elder/Knowledge-Keeper
Why: elevates belonging, preserves narrative sovereignty, and leaves a reusable asset
Badge: “Courageous Servant-Leadership” (attendance + one peer-support demo + one service action + short reflection)
Funding fit: pairs with Indigenous or screen/interactive funds; delivery budget stays simple

Faith-based youth workshop with trauma-informed practices

Work-in-progress development still.

Next Steps

Whether you serve a classroom, a youth group, an Indigenous community, or an outreach program, we can tailor VeilBreakers workshops to meet the specific needs of your students and leaders.

To explore partnership options, check availability, or request a program quote, please contact:

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All workshops are delivered with professionalism, transparency, and a commitment to the emotional and spiritual well-being of youth and their communities.

OmniSpirit FieldWorks Institute (OSFI)

The youth-impact and outreach division of OmniSpirit Entertainment Inc.
Delivering trauma-informed, measurable programs grounded in identity, courage, and spiritual clarity.
Email: hello@omnispiritentertainment.com · Web: omnispiritentertainment.com

FAQs

Is the faith content mandatory?
No. It is optional and clearly labeled; in public settings it runs after hours or under chaplaincy.

Do you provide measurement?
Yes—light pre/post check-ins co-designed with hosts and anonymized reporting.

Are facilitators screened?
Yes. Vulnerable Sector Checks are in place, and Rule-of-Two supervision is honored.