Raising children is a beautiful, complex, and sometimes overwhelming journey.
As parents, you play a vital role in shaping your young person's mental health - but you don't have to navigate this alone! In this practical seminar, we'll explore how to best walk alongside your young person during the critical adolescent years using both social science insights and biblical wisdom. We'll unpack the realities of teen mental health, decode the God-designed wonder (and complexity!) of the teenage brain, and discover practical ways to cultivate a peaceful home.
Seminar details
Thurs 11 June, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
St Luke’s Anglican Church, Clovelly (location)
Session outline
1. Mental Health and Mental Illness: What's the difference? And what does the Bible say?2. Youth Mental Health in Australia: The statistics
3. Adolescent Development: Physically, psychologically, socially
4. Coaching at Home: Practical tools to promote mental health
Parents of primary age children are welcome, though application will focus on teens.
This event is for parents and interested adults. (It’s not intended for teenagers to attend with you).
Tickets
$7/adult
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In this practical seminar, we'll explore how to best walk alongside your young person during the critical adolescent years using both social science insights and biblical wisdom. We'll unpack the realities of teen mental health, decode the God-designed wonder (and complexity!) of the teenage brain, and discover practical ways to cultivate a peaceful home.
Guest speaker: Trinette Stanley
Trinette works as a Pastoral Care Liaison at Macarthur Anglican School, and in Anglicare’s Family and Life Skills Education Team.
Trinette wants to promote positive mental wellbeing and to care for those who wrestle with mental health challenges. She seeks to improve mental health literacy and normalise mental health conversations in the church.
Trinette has ministry experience in schools, local churches and with young adults in the Year 13 Gap Year program. She has a Bachelor of Theology and a Grad. Cert. of Pastoral Care for Mental Health from the Australian College of Theology and is currently completing a Master of Social Work with CSU.