Based on a lifetime of financial leadership and stewardship, Ron Blue, a deeply respected pioneer and voice in today’s world shares his collective biblical wisdom and practical advice on money and financial management Course text: Money & Financial Management: What You Need to Know 2.0
Students will learn the principles of attachment theory and how to identify the elements which can be shattered in the moments of betrayal. Participants will learn the different categories of infidelity. They will analyze seven themes that can be utilized in therapy sessions, also how to use practical tools to help couples determine if there…
Sexual Trauma and Violence 2.0 will help students understand the impact of the “Me Too” movement has had and equip them with the tools and techniques to help those who are suffering. The neurobiology of sexual trauma is discussed and participants will learn an overview of the brain’s responses to trauma, along with what symptoms…
The burdens and challenge of fear, increasing stress in today’s world, resulting in anxiety, and the weight of anxiety disorders can become overwhelming for a lot of people. In this series, we take a dynamic look at understanding and managing these areas, anchoring our hope in the one who loves and cares for us no…
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a relatively new diagnosis; yet, it has become a widespread concern for parents and educators. There are about three million new cases of ADHD diagnosed every year in the United States. In this presentation, Dr. Jared Pingleton provides viewers with an overview of the history of ADHD, along with…
Rising above the bondage of fear and depression is a journey. In this course, Dr. Anderson calls attention to renewing and developing the mind of Christ and strategies of releasing the grip of fear and anxiety. Dr. Jantz, a renowned expert on treating depression, shares lessons he has learned through the years on breaking free…
While technology and today’s digital culture can bring many benefits, there are also dangers and risks that come with overusing technology. Emotional intelligence can be hindered through a lack of face-to-face relationships, while superficial online communication abounds. Drs. Weber & Frejd outline helpful steps to not only survive, but flourish in today’s digital world. …
Research estimates that up to 24 million people suffer from eating disorders, which also have the highest mortality rates among psychiatric diagnoses. Understand the categories of eating disorders, risk factors, the impact on family dynamics, comorbid conditions and treatment options for effective care. Course Text: You and Your Body: Understanding Eating Disorders
Today’s generation of children is growing up surrounded by a culture of online relationships, constant social media use, and frequent gaming as “normal” experiences. Dr. Straub discusses how to cultivate emotionally healthy children when parents R.E.L.A.T.E. by using Respect, Emotional control, Limits, Assertiveness, Training the brain, and Empathy. Course Text: Wired: Raising Kids in…
” by Dr. Paul VanValin Children, teens and young adults engage in self-harm behaviors, such as cutting, scratching, and burning, to manage strong and intense emotions, gain a sense of control, and to feel peace of mind. Self-harm behaviors are habit-forming, physically destructive, and can lead to suicidal behaviors. The path to recovery is in…
The transition from being a married couple to that of new parents is full of uncertainty and challenges. Yet, it can also be a time of great joy and anticipation despite some of the new difficulties that come with a baby. In this presentation, Dina Jones describes ten practical and realistic tips for young parents…
When someone you love is suffering from an addiction, it can feel as though your whole world is collapsing. This often becomes a chaotic and heartbreaking period of life for the addict, family members, and friends. Even though nearly one out of every three people is related to or connected with a person who is…
Learn why conflict is a part of all healthy relationships and how healthy conflict can bring you closer to those you care about. Dr. Linda Mintle discusses the relationship between conflict resolution and trust, the six conflict styles, and six steps to working through a conflict. Course Text: We Need to Talk: Successfully Navigating…
” by David Stoop Using biblical examples to help unearth the influence of our early family experiences, Dr. David Stoop presents an insightful look into the emotions we struggle with on a daily basis. He also provides clear direction on letting God heal the areas of pain in our lives emotionally and spiritually. This teaching…
Raising children is a large part of many couples’ marriage, so when it comes time for children to leave home, many parents struggle to adjust. The “Empty Nest” can be a time of great grief and loss, particularly for parents who had a child-centered home. Additional complications may ensue with the return of children or…
Trapped, in bondage, and without hope. Every year, millions of people lead lives that are negatively impacted by an addiction of one form or another. These behavior patterns then become self-defeating strongholds that are profoundly destructive. Dr. Eric Scalise addresses the needs and factors common to every addiction, the various categories of addiction, and the…
Integrating God’s Design for Authentic Change & Growth ” by Dr. Rolfe Carawan and Lea Carawan The path to transformational living begins with how we view the world around us. The foundational contributors to our beliefs begin with principles, instructions and personal convictions, but oftentimes, these three components become blurred. Explore how to train your…
Approximately a third of all infertility cases are attributable to the female, a third to males and a third to both partners. It rarely kills, is mostly invisible, not discussed in public, not always grieved by family and friends in the same way and may produce a crisis of faith. Learn how to walk through…
It is incredibly easy to slip into false beliefs about our own self-worth. We tend to believe that our self-worth equates to our performance plus the opinions of others. However, what truly matters is what God’s truth says about who we are in the eyes of the Creator. In this presentation, Dr. Eric Scalise will…
“David Jenkins, Psy.D. Opioid addiction has become a true crisis in America that is reaching epidemic proportions. In this presentation, Dr. David Jenkins outlines the scope of the crisis and discusses what can be done to help you, your family members, and loved ones escape the trap of opioid addiction and move toward recovery and…
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