Presenter by Jenn Dean
Learn more from Jenn Dean at https://www.familiesmattermost.com
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter by Kristen Jenson
Workshop Description: In a world where pornographic content is proliferating and is only a click away, this workshop will equip you to help your child understand the harms of porn and how to reject it. You’ll gain wisdom on staying current on digital dangers, using trusted tools and creating an open and loving dialogue within your family.
For more resources, visit https://www.defendyoungminds.com
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Download Age-by-Age Recommendations PDF: https://www.familylifecanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Age-by-Age-Recommendations-Handout-2023-1.pdf
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter by Jason Pogue
Workshop Description: Every child is currently in a particular stage of development. Together, we will walk through the five stages and look at how they impact your potential goals and roles as a parent. We will then spend the bulk of our time focusing on the often dreaded, but oh so critical, teenage years. Let’s go!
Learn more from Jason Pogue - https://www.highschoolministry.com/meettheteam
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presented by Liza Gant
Workshop Description: There are numerous resources on child development, but understanding how they should inform our everyday parenting decisions can be overwhelming. Let’s discuss the five stages of parenting to gain a broader understanding of our roles and goals in raising our children to become lifelong, interdependent followers of Jesus. We’ll focus especially on parenting our elementary-aged kids.
Learn more about Liza Grant - https://www.lizagant.com/about
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter: Dr. Dave Currie, Executive Director of Doing Family Right
Workshop Description: Every parent who follows Jesus desires for their children to come to faith and to deepen and establish their faith before leaving home. They hope and pray their children will continue on with their faith through the challenging college years and beyond. In this talk, Dr. Dave Curry shares what you can do to pass on an authentic and vibrant relationship with Jesus.
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presented by Ben Woodman
Workshop Description: Do you ever wonder if your child will follow Jesus as an adult? Seeing our kids choose to follow Jesus for themselves is one of our deepest desires as Christian parents. In this workshop, you’ll learn practical ideas and new tools to pass on a life-long love for Jesus in accessible ways.
Learn more by visiting: https://www.benandjay.com/
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter: Mike Tatlock — NBA Portland Trailblazers Chaplain & Senior Pastor, Grace Chapel Wilsonville.
Workshop Description: Sports can either become an idol bringing out the worst in us, or it can be a powerful tool for your child’s life development, discipleship, and spiritual formation. In this workshop, Mike Tatlock will address intentional ways to see the challenges and competition of sports through the lens of helping your child become a person of strong character and purpose.
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facin
Presented by Larry Kerby — Parenting & Life Coach & Speaker with Love & Logic
The “Love and Logic” approach to parenting holds that children learn the best lessons when they’re given a task and allowed to make their own choices (and fail) when the cost of failure is still small. In this talk, Larry Kerby shares practical ways to apply this approach immediately to a wide range of parenting situations, coupled with love and empathy.
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter by Phinnah Chichi — Parenting Educator & Coach – Executive Director Of Parenting Teens Solutions
Workshop Description: Your child may be different, but they can still thrive. As a parent, understanding and navigating this journey alongside your child is crucial for fostering their growth, resilience and well-being. In this talk by Phinnah Chichi, you’ll learn 7 pillars that will help you advocate for and nurture your neurodivergent child in a neurotypical world.
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter by Jenn Dean
Workshop Description: The days are long, and when we are physically and emotionally exhausted, it’s easy to lose our cool. Family Coach Jenn Dean will provide you with practical strategies to stay calm, as well as offer unique insights into the hearts of our kids. Learn how to stop yelling and not take negative behaviour personally.
Download Workshop Handout: https://www.familylifecanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Workshop_Handout_Jenn_Dean_2023.pdf
Learn more from Jenn Dean at https://www.familiesmattermost.com
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter by Andy Gabruch
Workshop Description: How much screen time is too much? How can I disciple my family to make wise decisions about the media they consume? This workshop will provide practical tips and guiding principles for parenting in the digital age.
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Learn more about the Parenting Sensitive and Intense Kids course: https://connectedfamilies.org/courses/sensitive-intense-kids/ FamilyLife Canada is pleased to partner with Connected Families and offer you a 25% off discount code for all Connected Families courses. Code: FLC25.
Presented by Lydia Rex from Connected Families
Workshop Description: It can feel overwhelming to parent a sensitive and/or intense child! If you feel like your efforts are falling flat, you’re not alone. In this talk by Lydia Rex of Connected Families, you’ll be encouraged with a fresh perspective and empowered with practical, effective strategies.
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presented by Stacey Bellward of Connected Families
Workshop Description:
Every parent has moments they’re not so proud of! When they lose their cool and respond with anger, they only make things worse. In this workshop, you'll learn practical tips to manage your emotions and handle discipline with confidence. Whether you’re facing a meltdown or navigating everyday challenges, you'll gain wisdom to stay composed and connected to your child at any stage of parenting.
To learn more about this topic:
— Learn More from Connected Families - https://connectedfamilies.org
— Read "Six Practical Tips to Tame Your Temper" - https://www.familylifecanada.com/blog/tips-to-tame-your-temper/
— Listen to the Marriage Talk Podcast episode "Temper Taming 101" - https://share.transistor.fm/s/9ff01ce2
Please note: Although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our exact perspectives on parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will consider a variety of perspectives to form their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presented by Lynne Jackson, Co-Founder of Connected Families
Workshop Description: Feeling frustrated by your child’s meltdowns and emotional outbursts? Learn why "trying harder" to be patient may not work and discover practical tools to respond with compassion and understanding.
Learn more:
Sensitive & Intense Kids online course
Rocks in the Backpack video and activity
Get 25% Off any Connected Families Online Parenting Course with the code - FLC25
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.
Presenter: Chris McKenna of Protect Young Eyes
Workshop Description: In this practical and eye-opening workshop, digital expert Chris McKenna helps parents answer the tough question: Am I being too strict or too lenient about screen time? With research-backed insights and real-life strategies, you’ll gain the clarity and confidence you need to set healthy digital boundaries for your family.
Additional Resources:
Visit protectyoungeyes.com for a host of other helpful tools to navigate media wisely as a family.
Follow them on Facebook or on Instagram
Check out Chris' Ultimate Router Guide
Listen to the Marriage Talk Podcast interview with Chris on "The Sweetness of Doing Nothing." Or read his article on the topic.
Please note: although the workshop presenters are trusted voices in their communities, they do not officially represent FamilyLife or articulate our perspectives exactly on the parenting topics. We trust that parents, out of due diligence, will listen to a variety of perspectives to discern their own beliefs about the cultural issues or challenges facing their family.