MENTAL HEALTH AND THE WINTER MONTHS

PRACTICAL AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE FOR SOUL-CARE

JANUARY 9, 2021 FROM 9-11 AM VIA ZOOM

The conference is free of charge but please register below so we can send you the Zoom link.

As a nation in 2020, we have faced a pandemic, racial injustice, political strife, floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes. Some have lost loved ones because of Covid19, others have lost jobs and stability, and many are supervising at-home learning with their children while also working. In the midst of these difficulties, winter season is upon us where many struggle because of the cold and fog. Dare we hope for the light of life and peace to return to our hearts and communities? “Mental Health and the Winter Months” is a gathering to discover how we can care for our selves and others through this season. Our speakers are two licensed mental health counselors—Kristi Canning-Lee from Vancouver and Daniel Schroeder from Walla Walla—and minister Jennifer Seo Ney, a Korean-Canadian missionary and busy mom of two. Join us as we explore the possibilities of hope through the lens of soul-care and community-care.

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ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS

Kristi’s broad range of experience includes psychotherapy, ministry, non-profit management, and education. Her love for health and freedom is birthed out of her own healing, restoration, and desire to encourage others. Kristi specializes in treating anxiety and trauma disorders, helping clients connect with the image of God in which they were created.

KRISTI CANNING-LEE, LMHC

Daniel is a therapist with dual licenses in both substance-abuse and mental health. He has worked with a broad client base, including people struggling with major depressive disorder, bi-polar disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, relationship conflicts, family problems, and substance abuse disorders.

DANIEL SCHROEDER, LMHC

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JENNIFER SEO NEY

Jennifer lives in Sierra Leone, with her husband, and two children. She serves as a Field Director of Word Made Flesh Sierra Leone and is currently working towards a Masters of Arts in Global Leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary. For the past 17 years she has been intentional about practicing spiritual disciplines as a way of seeking intimacy with Jesus and serving others.