Dear Member,
In the spirit of koinonia fellowship, the Network of Christian Counselors are organizing our monthly professional colloquiums and we want you to be a part!
In a day of heightened uncertainty, political unrest, and end of times signs, we invite you to join us each month for enrichment and refreshment where you can glean practices in clinical care for your clients and your life.
Participate in our mastermind roundtable where we share and discuss our collective ideas, best practices, and expertise, integrating psychology and theology on topics associated with the mental and spiritual health of our clients, our families, and our everyday lives.
CEU Credits will be provided:
- Medical Errors*
- Professional Ethics and Boundaries*
- Mending the Brokenness in Families with Family Therapy
- Healing Woundedness and Maintaining Hope
- Bipolar Chaos
- Domestic Violence*
- Navigating Childhood and Adulthood Add/ADHD
*Required for bi-annual licensure renewals
What topics under this umbrella and/or other themes/topics would be an enrichment for you that you would like to have discussed? All topics should incorporate some of the cultural shifts that are happening in our nation and how we, as mental health professionals, should respond to those shifts despite some of our disparities.
Monday, April 8, 2024
“STANDING IN THE CROSSROADS OF CULTURE AND SEXUALITY: WHERE WE’VE BEEN, WHERE WE ARE, AND WHERE WE ARE GOING“
“One of the most powerful influential cultural forces today is the LGBTQ movement. It’s redefining human identity and telos.” Elizabeth Woning
Previous revolutionary forces on US society were the Revolutionary War and the Industrial Revolution. In this colloquial discussion we will examine some of the cultural forces on our government, lower and higher academia, influential media leaders, and spiritual leaders amongst the church.
- How has/is the past 50 years of the Sexual Revolution influencing and changing the American culture on sexuality?
- Who are the bright stars sharing the Christian message?
- What are they saying?
- Where are these voices coming from?
- In what ways has the American culture influenced and affected the way therapy is provided to people struggling with sexual identity issues?
Presented by
Larry Chappel, LCSW, LMFT and Ann Chappel, Certified Elementary Teacher (Ret)
3.0 GENERAL CEU Credits
CE Broker Provider #50-1432
CE Broker Tracking #: 20-1188154
Join us for our Professional Enrichment Colloquiums each month and receive up to 3 CEU credits for attendance! Our Professional Enrichment Colloquiums are scheduled from 9 – 12:15 PM on the 2nd Monday of the month, from September to May. The colloquiums also include time for us to collectively review case studies related to the topics and discuss best practices in clinical psychotherapy and spiritual formation. Our Professional Enrichment Colloquiums are available for members and non-members alike for a nominal registration fee. If you are a registered intern or a graduate student, it will greatly benefit you to attend as you will receive rich information and support towards your professional development.