Raising Mentally Healthy Kids

Raising Mentally Healthy Kids

Presenter: Michelle Nietert, LPC-S, Author, Counselor & Mental Health Coach

What does a mentally healthy kid look like? How can you tell if your child is struggling with their mental health? When do you need to get them help, and how can you make sure the person helping is qualified and aligns with your Christian values? In this breakout, Michelle Nietert, LPC-S will discuss how to protect and prepare your kids as they face a culture saturated with mental health struggles.

Conference Sessions

Parenting Conference Keynote

Opening Keynote

Counselor, professor, and family physician Dr. Ekpedeme Wade presents the morning keynote address for Healthy Minds & Godly Hearts.

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The Sex Talk

The Sex Talk

Explore the when, how, what, and where of having conversations with your kids about sex, integrating a biblical perspective of sexuality with researched methods for approaching today’s generation of children and youth.

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Family Discipleship

Family Discipleship

Uncover a simple and approachable model of discipleship that’ll help you evaluate where your family is spiritually and decide what steps you can take to grow.

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Author

  • photo: Michelle Nietert, LPC-S

    Author, Counselor & Mental Health Coach

    Michelle has communicated practical solutions for today’s problems in the office, community, and at conferences across the country for more than a decade. She earned a B.S. in Education from Baylor University and an M.A. in Counseling from Amberton University, and she received theology training from Criswell Bible College, Dallas Theological Seminary, and Trinity College & Theological Seminary.

    Personally, Michelle comes from a family where ministry is a way of life. Her parents, husband, and several family members have worked in ministry and leadership for many years, and Michelle is active in her local church as a Bible study leader.

    Michelle and her husband have two children whom they are committed to training with nurture and structure.

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