Livingston County to Host First Parent Summit and Wellness Fair

HOWELL, Mich. — The inaugural Livingston County Parent Summit and Wellness Fair is set for April 5, 2024, promising to equip parents and caregivers with essential tools to navigate today’s digital landscape.

This event, running from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Parker Middle School, aims to address the challenges of parenting amidst social media and artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Hosted by the Livingston Educational Service Agency and various partners, the Summit is free and open to all, with no registration required.

Participants can expect a morning filled with breakfast, interactive workshops, and keynote speeches from local experts. Workshop topics will include parenting techniques, effective communication skills, mental health issues, and much more, all designed to foster well-being and resilience in families.

“Our goal is to provide parents with practical strategies and insights that can help them thrive in this digital age,” said an event organizer. “We recognize the unique challenges that come with technology, and we want to offer resources that can reduce stress and anxiety for families.”

The event also includes breakout sessions and plenty of networking opportunities, allowing attendees to connect with one another and share experiences. Parents will leave the Summit with valuable knowledge and support.

For schools, churches, or organizations interested in participating in the accompanying Wellness Fair, registration details can be found through the provided links. This component of the event expands the opportunity for local groups to engage with families in the community.

The Livingston County Parent Summit and Wellness Fair seeks to create a supportive environment that acknowledges the complexities of modern parenting and offers solutions to help families adapt and flourish.