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January
Mon 24
Minds Transformed Support Group
A 16-week faith-based support group for those living with a serious mental health difficulty or disorder (i.e. depression, OCD, Schizophrenia, etc.).
Find out more »Tue 25
Families Transformed Support Group
A 16-week faith-based support group for the families or loved ones of those living with a mental-health difficulty.
Find out more »Thu 27
Hearts Transformed Support Group
A 16-week faith-based support group for adult female survivors of childhood/adult sexual-assault or domestic violence. This dynamic group provides a safe place for survivors to heal and rebuild their lives.
Find out more »February
Tue 8
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 9
Social Media and Your Teenager’s Brain
Join Matthew Stanford, PhD, and CEO of the Hope and Healing Center & Institute as he presents on Wed., February 9 at 12 p.m. With screen time on the rise, social media seems to be consuming and controlling almost every part of young people’s lives. It affects the reward pathway, contributes to anxiety, and leads to avenues for cyberbullying and stress. In this presentation, Dr. Stanford will discuss the negative neurobiological impact that excess social media use is having on…
Find out more »Wed 16
Parenting and Pornography: What Parents Need to Know About Sexual Addiction
Join Greg Miller, M.Div., D.Min., and co-director of Faithful & True Workshops as he presents on Wed., February 16 at 12 p.m. An overwhelming percentage of teens view pornography, whether or not their parents are aware, and children are finding access and exposure to it at a younger age. Join Dr. Greg Miller as he shares what parents need to know about pornography, sexual addiction, and how our children are impacted by it, as well as how we can help.
Find out more »Thu 17
Safe Medication Management for Seniors
Join Sara Rogers, Pharm.D., BCPS, and Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice as she presents on Thurs., February 17 at 12 p.m. Medicines help us live longer and healthier. But, taking them the wrong way or mixing certain drugs can be dangerous. You need to be careful to keep track of your medicines and use them safely. During this presentation, you will learn about strategies to enhance medication safety.
Find out more »Tue 22
Soulful Aging
Join Dr. Peggy Determeyer, Seth Stander, and Dr. Andy Achenbaum for the Soulful Aging Series continuing Feb. 22 at 10 a.m. We, who experience so many celebrations and sorrows in a lifetime, can become “more” than we were before. We are more aware that heartfelt loving and openness about suffering bracket “soulful aging.” In the process, we become more resilient as we adapt to the joys, pains, and paradoxes of late life; wiser and humbler, as we engage in the…
Find out more »Wed 23
The Neuroscience of Addiction & Alcoholic Psyche
Join Crystal Collier, Ph.D., LPC-S, as she presents The Neuroscience of Addiction & Alcoholic Psyche on Wed., February 23 at 12 p.m. Join us to learn how the brain becomes addicted to alcohol, drugs, and other high-risk behavior. This presentation will review the effects of substance and process addictions on the brain, how the disease of addiction creates an alcoholic psyche, and strategies for healing.
Find out more »March
Mon 7
The Savvy Caregiver Class
Join Peggy Determeyer, PhD, MDiv, as she begins Savvy Caregiver series on Mon., March 7 at 10 a.m. Presented through The Amazing Place. Caregiving, especially for someone dealing with dementia, is often a new role and requires special skills and knowledge. The Savvy Caregiver Class, presented through The Amazing Place, is an innovative, free, program for understanding the changes your loved one is experiencing throughout the disease’s progression. During the six-week, two-hour class sessions, we help caregivers understand dementia, its…
Find out more »Tue 8
Soulful Aging
Join Dr. Peggy Determeyer, Seth Stander, and Dr. Andy Achenbaum for the Soulful Aging Series continuing March 8 at 10 a.m. We, who experience so many celebrations and sorrows in a lifetime, can become “more” than we were before. We are more aware that heartfelt loving and openness about suffering bracket “soulful aging.” In the process, we become more resilient as we adapt to the joys, pains, and paradoxes of late life; wiser and humbler, as we engage in the…
Find out more »Wed 9
Clergy Wellness
Join Lisa Burns, Canon for Wellness and Care, as she presents on Wed., March 9 at 12 p.m. The life of clergy and those in ministry can be incredibly rewarding in care and service of others, but incredibly easy to forsake their own personal wellness in the process. In this presentation, Rev. Canon Lisa S. Burns will discuss common issues that can arise in a clergy member’s wellness plan as well as tools and support to practice healthy self-care as…
Find out more »Thu 17
From Pandemic to Endemic: Living with COVID-19
Join Dr. Ed Septimus, M.D., F.I.D.S.A, F.A.C.P, F.S.H.E.A. as he presents on Thurs., March 17 at 12 p.m. It appears that we are transitioning from “pandemic” to “endemic”; that is, it appears that we will be living with the individual/familial/communal effects of COVID-19 for the next several years. Along the way, how do we manage risk, as other critical needs - and wants - re-emerge as priorities? How do we stay connected to one another, as distancing, masking, testing, and…
Find out more »Tue 22
Soulful Aging
Join Dr. Peggy Determeyer, Seth Stander, and Dr. Andy Achenbaum for the Soulful Aging Series continuing March 22 at 10 a.m. We, who experience so many celebrations and sorrows in a lifetime, can become “more” than we were before. We are more aware that heartfelt loving and openness about suffering bracket “soulful aging.” In the process, we become more resilient as we adapt to the joys, pains, and paradoxes of late life; wiser and humbler, as we engage in the…
Find out more »Wed 23
Contemplative Self-Care Practices for Christian Practitioners
Join Madeline Stiers, MSW, LCSW, and Director Of Clinical And Supportive Services at HHCI as she presents on Wed., March 23 at 12 p.m. This presentation will begin with a brief overview of research related to compassion fatigue, self-care, the role of faith in positive coping, and burnout among Christian mental health professionals. Madeline Stiers will address unique issues faced by Christian practitioners: secondary-trauma effects on faith; shame and guilt around holding multiple service centered roles; stress related to bridge-building…
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