Speaking
Leslie Vernick is available as a speaker for your next event.
Leslie’s Most Popular Talks
Lord, I Just Want to be Happy
As a Christian counselor and coach, I know that unhappiness, frustration and bad moods are something that everyone experiences. But I also know that there are some simple, Biblical solutions that you can use to live the kind of life that God designed for you.
In this presentation your event attendees will learn:
- Why holiness and happiness are not opposites, but part of God’s overall design.
- The biggest lie you tell yourself that keeps you unhappy and miserable
- A potent antidote that can banish bad moods and negative feelings.
- The importance of what you put in your mind and how it affects your feelings.
- The benefit of slowing down and savoring the simple things of life.
Watch a short video clip of Leslie speaking on this topic:
The TRUTH Principle – A Change of Heart
Do you struggle to live out God’s truth from your heart? Many Christians know more truth than they actually apply in their day-to-day lives. Leslie offers a unique 5-step process called The TRUTH Principle that will help your event attendees:
- Respond to difficult situations without losing your temper or your faith
- Break free from internal lies in order to fully embrace God’s truth
- Develop the discipline to take your desires from dreams to reality.
Watch a short video clip of Leslie speaking on this topic here:
Becoming the Best Possible You!
Low self-esteem and poor self-image shackle many people. The consequences include destructive relationships, negative emotions, and depression. Leslie empowers your event attendees to identify internal lies, move beyond them, and embrace God’s truth. You will discover:
- Freedom to be yourself, instead of always feeling inferior to others.
- Courage to take good risks so that you can live up to your potential.
- Wisdom to learn from your mistakes instead of allowing them to cripple you.
A sample of Leslie speaking on this topic is coming soon.
Depression Proof Your Life
It is not selfish to take good care of yourself. -it is essential! One in five women will be diagnosed with clinical depression in her lifetime and it is the number one cause of disability in women today. Yet many of us are not intentional about good self-care that can relieve and prevent depression. In this talk, Leslie helps your event attendees learn how to:
- Speak up and say “no” without guilt so you stop feeling used.
- Manage stress so that you stop feeling overwhelmed.
- Stop pretending things are fine when they are not, and make your relationships more authentic.
A sample of Leslie speaking on this topic is coming soon.
The Emotionally Destructive Relationship
This powerful seminar offers practical, Biblical wisdom to help those stuck in destructive relationship patterns. Leslie has helped hundreds of people move beyond their fears and learn to live free. In this talk, Leslie walks your event attendees through how to:
- Say “no” and mean it
- Have the courage to make choices for yourself
- Confidently speak your thoughts and feelings in a constructive way
- Invite someone into healthy change so that destructive patterns are broken
Watch a short video clip of Leslie speaking on this topic here:
How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong
Sometimes it’s even harder to respond in a Godly way to the minor irritations of married life than the more difficult challenges. Leslie’s powerful message enables individuals and couples to:
- Take responsibility for faults and failures instead of denying, avoiding, or blaming.
- Show love toward your spouse, even when you feel selfish or unloving.
- Respond, instead of react, when a spouse upsets you in order to minimize destructive conflict.
A sample of Leslie speaking on this topic is coming soon.
The Secret Of Great Relationships
Do you long for great relationships with your spouse, children, extended family, and friends? Leslie offers five exercises that can provide immediate improvement in any relationship. In this session, your even attendees will learn how to:
- Feel less defensive when someone criticizes or corrects you.
- Cooperate with one another without resentment.
- Admit mistakes and failures without fear.
- Let go of past hurts and forgive generously.
A sample of Leslie speaking on this topic is coming soon.
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