Practicing Counselor Chrissy Brodish considers specific insights in God's Word that can speak to what we're seeing and dealing with in terms of mental health in the next generation.

In this episode we continue our conversation with Chrissy Brodish and look at practical ways that parents, youth workers and leaders can emphasize and encourage conversations about mental health with the next generation.

Our conversation with Chrissy Brodish continues as we look at the crucial role that connections make in overall mental health. This episode discusses the need for intentionality and creativity in helping the NextGen continue to find ways to connect, relate and grow.

Chrissy Brodish, a practicing counselor working with middle schoolers, shares insights about the mental health landscape and practical thoughts for helping families and nextgen leaders to bring hope and healing in the midst of anxiety.

In the last part of our conversation with DOC Maddison, we look at how identity development impacts mental health. Helping the next generation figure out, and making space for them to explore their LOOKS, LIKES and LAUGHS is essential in figuring out their identity and equipping them to face life's struggles and challenges.

DOC Maddison takes insights from Gary Chapman's book, "Five Love Languages" and shows how these insights can be applied to mental health and impacting the next generation.

Our conversation with DOC Maddison  continues as we look at depression and anxiety, and tools to help the next generation cope with both!

We continue our conversation with DOC Maddison about ministering to and empowering the next generation in light of significant issues with mental health. DOC talks through the 5 stages of grief, sharing how understanding grief as a cycle is incredibly important.

DOC Maddison shares incredible insights about the effects of prolonged stress and anxiety on mental health. Remember the G.A.S.!!!

Dr. Ling walks us through practical and biblical responses to the mental health crisis among young people.  These responses, informed by a deep biblical narrative and theology of suffering, are essential for NextGen leaders to understand and apply to their ministries and relationships.