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November
Wed 3
Family Systems II– Becoming More Clearly Self-Defined
Gain more understanding on how family systems can become more self-defined with Ken Shuman, DMin. Family systems are complex and there are many layers to them. In order to help a family system become more clearly self-defined and increase emotional health, we must understand boundaries and develop guiding principles. Knowing how different aspects of a family system interconnect creates the opportunity for healthy development for both the individuals and system as a whole. Free CEUs Available AVAILABLE FOR BOTH IN-PERSON…
Find out more »Wed 10
Addiction and the Family – Part 3
Be a participant in our three-part series on addiction and its relationship with the family, with Vaughan Gilmore, LCSW, LCDC. Join our three-part series on addiction and its relationship with the family. Programs will be led by Vaughan Gilmore and will focus on several dynamics surrounding how addiction impacts and alters family systems as well as finding support towards recovery. AVAILABLE FOR BOTH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL REGISTRATION
Find out more »Thu 18
Choosing the ‘Right’ Long-Term Care Facility
Join Seth Stander as he discusses the process around choosing the "right" long-term care facility and what to consider. Choosing the "right" long-term care facility (i.e., a facility whose mission is resident centered care) can improve both quality of life and peace of mind. Let's discuss ways to make a careful choice: through specific observations, probing questions, and the utilization of outside resources. When a long-term care facility helps to fulfill one's physical, emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual needs, "life" -…
Find out more »Wed 24
HHCI OFFICES CLOSED
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, HHCI offices will close at Noon on Wednesday, November 24. Offices will open back up on Monday, November 29 at 8 am.
Find out more »December
Wed 1
Protecting Your Mental Health During Times of Crisis
Join JoAnna Snider-Anderson on why it’s important during times of crisis to actively protect your mental health and find tools to use. Experiencing intense difficulties, troubles, or danger during various life moments can leave a lasting imprint on who you are and how you see the world. It’s important during these times of crisis to actively protect your mental health. Join JoAnna Snider-Anderson, staff psychologist for the Houston Police Department, as she explains why it’s important and provides tools you…
Find out more »Mon 27
HHCI OFFICES CLOSED
The HHCI offices will close starting Monday, December 27 and will open back up on Monday, January 3 at 8 am.
Find out more »January
Wed 12
Addiction in Faith Communities
Addiction impacts all areas, and can leave faith communities struggling for healthy and appropriate responses. Learn more with Drew Brooks. Free CEUs Available AVAILABLE FOR BOTH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL REGISTRATION
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