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Battling the Invisible Enemy: Technology Addictions
Technology and/or pornography is a persuasive issue facing children and teens today. This session is designed for adults with teens or teens. This session will offer real discussion regarding technology addiction and some practical solutions for families.
After Pam's own personal adoption journey, Pam felt called to work on behalf of the children in Foster Care. She has been serving in this arena for the past fifteen years by leading a non-profit organization she founded in 2011. Pam now serves as CEO and Co-Founder of the Watch Me Rise ministry alongside her adopted son. Together, Pam and Trent serve foster and adoptive families with a vast array of support services. Pam is a TBRI Practitioner, Making Sense of Your Worth Facilitator, Building Freedom From Within Facilitator, Art Therapy Practitioner, Educational Therapist, Life Coach, and Board Certified Master Mental Health Coach. She also has a bachelor’s in Special Education. Pam considers it a true honor to walk alongside foster and adoptive families and to guide them to the healing that is found in God.
Trent's story is both powerful and inspiring. Despite enduring profound trauma, including domestic violence, extreme neglect, and sexual abuse, he overcame these challenges and experienced remarkable healing. After entering foster care at the age of four and eventually being adopted at nine, Trent has dedicated his life to helping others on their own healing journeys.
Now 25 years old, Trent is a mentor, public speaker, and author of three published books. He graduated with a 4.0 GPA from Arizona State University, earning a B.S. in Family and Human Development. As CEO and Co-Founder of Watch Me Rise in Wake Forest, North Carolina, Trent serves as a trauma consultant, TBRI Practitioner, life coach, board-certified master mental health coach, mentor, educational therapist, and parent trainer. His most fulfilling role, however, is working one-on-one with children and youth, providing them with hope and support on their path to healing.
Trent attributes his healing and success to his faith, giving all glory to God for his transformation. His dedication to being a light in the darkness serves as an inspiration to many, and his work continues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those he serves.
Technology and/or pornography is a persuasive issue facing children and teens today. This session is designed for adults with teens or teens. This session will offer real discussion regarding technology addiction and some practical solutions for families.
After Pam's own personal adoption journey, Pam felt called to work on behalf of the children in Foster Care. She has been serving in this arena for the past fifteen years by leading a non-profit organization she founded in 2011. Pam now serves as CEO and Co-Founder of the Watch Me Rise ministry alongside her adopted son. Together, Pam and Trent serve foster and adoptive families with a vast array of support services. Pam is a TBRI Practitioner, Making Sense of Your Worth Facilitator, Building Freedom From Within Facilitator, Art Therapy Practitioner, Educational Therapist, Life Coach, and Board Certified Master Mental Health Coach. She also has a bachelor’s in Special Education. Pam considers it a true honor to walk alongside foster and adoptive families and to guide them to the healing that is found in God.
Trent's story is both powerful and inspiring. Despite enduring profound trauma, including domestic violence, extreme neglect, and sexual abuse, he overcame these challenges and experienced remarkable healing. After entering foster care at the age of four and eventually being adopted at nine, Trent has dedicated his life to helping others on their own healing journeys.
Now 25 years old, Trent is a mentor, public speaker, and author of three published books. He graduated with a 4.0 GPA from Arizona State University, earning a B.S. in Family and Human Development. As CEO and Co-Founder of Watch Me Rise in Wake Forest, North Carolina, Trent serves as a trauma consultant, TBRI Practitioner, life coach, board-certified master mental health coach, mentor, educational therapist, and parent trainer. His most fulfilling role, however, is working one-on-one with children and youth, providing them with hope and support on their path to healing.
Trent attributes his healing and success to his faith, giving all glory to God for his transformation. His dedication to being a light in the darkness serves as an inspiration to many, and his work continues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those he serves.