Students and Chapels

As a middle school and high school counselor and previous youth minister, I have a passion for equipping the next generation to make choices leading to a life time of learning, character development and for Christian audiences, a life that is connect to and honors God and His Kingdom.

Trained by Franklin Covey in this program, this presentation follows the book and covers all 7 habits with hand motions taught to preserve learning.  Designed to be taught in 45 minutes, 7 Habits gives students a quick overview of these lifetime principles of reaping and sowing.

Tough Questions can be geared to any difficult life topics and this one addresses the difference between sadness and depression, how to protect oneself from being depressed, how to help a friend who is struggling and when to know when you need help outside your peer group.

Additional presentations Michelle has given include topics such as anxiety, self harm and sexuality.  She is able to engage students in a discussion that both equips and encourages them with Solutions for Life in a challenging culture.

These presentations can be clinical in nature from a mental health perspective for public school groups or also address these topics from a biblical perspective for youth groups and private Christian schools

žThis presentation has been delivered in public and private schools and adapted for middle and high school students.
​How to Make Friends
žHow to Be a Good Friend
žBoundaries Circles
žStages of Relationships
žDealing with Conflict
žObstacles in Friendship
žWhen It’s Time to Move On
žManaging Yourself!!
Added for Christian Audiences:
What the Bible Says About Friends

This public school presentation which can be adapted for private Christian schools and youth groups addresses how to honor one another in relationships, avoiding using someone’s interest to determine your social status and self worth, how to end a relationship that isn’t working and how to build a healthy balanced relationship.  This presentation also includes spotting and addressing control/manipulation dynamics and preventing relationship violence.

Michelle empowers students to clarify what they want to give and receive in relationships and how to approach someone in a way that honors both yourself and the other’s dignity from beginning friendship and attraction to even a difficult breakup.