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January
Wed 27
Build Your Family Code: Prevention Tools to Use Throughout Your Child’s Development
Join Dr. Crystal Collier as she hosts a workshop for parents to learn how to apply prevention principles for child/teen high-risk behavior. Dr. Crystal Collier, author of the NeuroWhereAbouts Guide, will show parents and families how to build a family code that can be used as a developmental prevention tool. Parents will learn prevention science tools and parenting techniques to use with kids from early childhood to college. Kids are exposed to a myriad of high-risk behaviors in our digital…
Find out more »February
Wed 3
Perfect Storm for Mental Health Issues During COVID-19
Join Dr. Sylvia Muzquiz-Drummond, MD, as she gives an overview of the effects of the pandemic on people’s psychological well-being. As the full weight of the COVID-19 pandemic was settling on the country’s shoulders, more than one in four Americans (children and adults) met the criteria that mental health providers use to diagnose serious mental distress and illness. That represents a roughly 700% increase from pre-pandemic data collected in 2018. These extraordinarily large rates of mental distress pushed our nation…
Find out more »Tue 9
Monthly Grief Support Group
Join us for a virtual monthly grief support group. The group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. For more information:
Find out more »Wed 10
The Enabling Parent of the Addicted Child
Participants will learn how to identify negative behavior patterns of addiction and how to really help loved ones, with Dr. Crystal Collier. Codependency and enabling characteristics of parents and loved ones can keep a teen or adult child who is struggling with addiction stuck in unhealthy behavior patterns. Participants will learn how to identify these negative behavior patterns and how to support in ways that really help. Come join us for this free webinar from the Hope and Healing Center…
Find out more »Thu 18
Help! I Need to Downsize – What Do I Do?
Join us as Sharon Staley, FASID, RID, from Staley Interiors, as she talks about different ways of approaching the challenge of downsizing. As we age, we may find that the homes we have loved and lived in are too big to serve us. How do we begin to think about “downsizing” and what is the best strategy? Please join us as Sharon Staley, FASID, RID, from Staley Interiors talks about different ways of approaching the challenge. Come join us for…
Find out more »Wed 24
Addressing Religion in Therapy: A Multicultural Framework – CEU
Join Madeline Stiers, LCSW, as she discusses navigating conversations with religiously diverse clients in an ethical and competent manner. The following CEU event is geared towards Mental Health Professionals: Many clinicians are faced with culturally diverse clients who struggle with their religious or spiritual beliefs in therapy. This presentation will describe what addressing religion in therapy sessions looks like through a multicultural framework. Mental health professionals will learn how to navigate conversations with religiously diverse clients in an ethical and…
Find out more »March
Wed 3
Keeping Faith in the Face of Adversity
Join Dr. Daniela White, MD, as she speaks to the connection between faith and resilience in the face of adversity. At the end of the program, participants will have a better understanding of how faith can be a source of resilience when faced with daily challenges or unique, unexpected difficulties in life. They will also have a better understanding on how to help kids build their resilience through faith, as well as gain a better understanding on how facing adversity…
Find out more »Mon 8
Aging with Grace: Legal Concerns of Aging
Learn about the legal concerns that will come as we age and how we can prepare as well as assist our loved ones, with Dr. Peggy Determeyer. Aging brings the reminder that we need to consider the legacies of our earthly possessions. However, there are other legal considerations of aging. Join us to understand the key considerations, including ways to bequeath your earthly possessions, as well as understand other documents that may be needed as we age. Come join us…
Find out more »Mon 15
Aging with Grace: Health Care Rights & Responsibilities
Join the important discussion on health care rights and responsibilities for you and your loved ones as we age, with Dr. Peggy Determeyer. When you go to a new doctor or hospital, you are given information about your rights and responsibilities as a patient. When was the last time you read this document? In this presentation we will review some of the key features, as well as explain ways that you can assure that your health care wishes will be…
Find out more »Wed 17
Build Your Family Code: Prevention Tools to Use in Counseling Kids & Teens
Join Dr. Crystal Collier as she hosts a workshop for clinicians to learn prevention principles for child/teen high-risk behavior. Dr. Crystal Collier, author of the NeuroWhereAbouts Guide, will show counselors how to build a family code that can be used as a developmental prevention tool. Counselors will learn prevention science tools and parenting techniques to teach their clients from early childhood to college. Kids are exposed to a myriad of high-risk behaviors in our digital world earlier than kids from…
Find out more »Thu 18
How to Talk To Doctor about Your Fears: Overcoming Communication Barriers
Join Dr. Jamie E. Terry, MD, as she helps you to prepare for critical conversations with your doctor. When diagnosed with a serious illness, excellent health care requires good communication between the provider and receiver of that care. Dr. Jamie E. Terry, M.D., MS, MHCE, FACS, will help you to prepare for critical conversations with your doctor. Come join us for this free webinar from the Hope and Healing Center & Institute. Register today for login information. About the Speaker…
Find out more »Mon 22
Aging with Grace: Understanding Living Options
Learn more about living arrangements as we age and what our options will be, both inside and outside our home, with Dr. Peggy Determeyer. Studies show that most of us prefer to remain in our own homes as we age, but we may need help to do so or may need to consider alternatives. We will present the different living options for seniors, including considerations for obtaining help inside and outside the home. Come join us for this free presentation…
Find out more »Wed 24
Increased Risk of Suicide in a COVID-19 World
Join Dr. Elil Yuvarajan as he discusses increased risk of suicide for communities in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and how to address. The past year has led to increased mental health issues, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). The COVID-19 pandemic itself and the illness and death associated with it have only been one part of the struggle. The isolation, economic stress, reduced access to mental health treatment, and increased use of alcohol and other substances…
Find out more »Mon 29
Aging with Grace: Paying for Aging
Preparing for our lives as we get older requires understanding the costs that arise and how to plan. Learn more with Dr. Peggy Determeyer. Aging comes with its own challenging financial issues considering costs and income needs for everything from living arrangements to possible elder care. Individuals and families will learn how to define their financial goals and execute them, and we will present some of the considerations in paying for our golden years. Come join us for this free…
Find out more »Wed 31
Religion and Medicine: What Are the Perspectives and Parameters? – CEU
Join us as Dr. Peggy Determeyer reviews some of the key religious perspectives of medicine and bodily finitude. The following CEU event is geared towards Mental Health Professionals: Although modern medicine has extended the human’s life expectancy, it is still finite. What are some of the questions to consider as we age? How do different religious groups consider medical treatments at the end-of-life? Join us as Dr. Peggy Determeyer, PhD, MDiv, MBA, BCC, McGee Fellow and Director of HHCI’s Community…
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