Critical race theory – Association of Christians in Health and Human Services

You Can Memorize a Book of the Bible

By Kim ParkerPosted on January 30, 2025Posted in Critical race theory, Diversity, Diversity, Ethics, Self Improvement, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical integration, biblical perspective, biblical worldview, diversity, professional ethics

You Can Memorize a Book of the Bible

Critical Thinking for Critical Times

By Kim ParkerPosted on November 22, 2024Posted in Critical race theory, Diversity, Diversity, Ethics, Inclusion, Self Improvement, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical worldview, diversity, ethical practice, ethics of biblical integration, professional ethics

Critical thinking for critical times: how to think well in a world that seems to be getting crazier by the day.

August 2024 ACHHS Zoom Social

By Kim ParkerPosted on August 8, 2024Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Critical race theory, Diversity, Diversity, Equity, Ethics, Inclusion, Mental Health, Self Improvement, Trauma, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical worldview, christian nationalism, civic engagement, conscience, ethical practice, ethics of biblical integration, evangelicals, mental health, professional ethics, public discourse, religious libertyNo Comments

July 2024 ACHHS Social

Helping Children and Families Cope With Medical Illness

By Kim ParkerPosted on April 1, 2024Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Diversity, Diversity, Inclusion, Mental Health, Self Improvement, Social Justice, Trauma, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical worldview, children in the system, holistic care, mental health, special needs, trauma-informed care, vulnerable populationsNo Comments

Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Monday, April 22, 2024 @6-7PM Central Time (7-8 pm Eastern). A recording of this webinar will be available to ACHHS members in the members-only archive on our website. Please see this page for a list of past webinars we’ve hosted. The Presenter is Kendra Malley has been a Medical Social […]

TRAUMA AND SANCTIFICATION:

By Kim ParkerPosted on March 7, 2024Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Diversity, Diversity, Inclusion, Mental Health, Self Improvement, Social Justice, Trauma, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged anti-oppression, biblical worldview, children in the system, foster care, holistic care, marginalized populations, mental health, social justice, special needs, trauma-informed care, vulnerable populationsNo Comments

HOW OUR THEOLOGY IMPACTS HOW WE COUNSEL Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Thursday, March 28, 2024 @6-7PM Central Time (7-8 pm Eastern). A recording of this webinar will be available to ACHHS members in the members-only archive on our website. Please see this page for a list of past webinars we’ve hosted. The Presenter […]

Making Foster Care Obsolete

By Kim ParkerPosted on January 25, 2024Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Diversity, Diversity, Inclusion, Mental Health, Social Justice, Trauma, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged anti-oppression, biblical worldview, children in the system, foster care, holistic care, marginalized populations, mental health, social justice, special needs, trauma-informed care, vulnerable populationsNo Comments

Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Monday, February 26, 2024 @6-7PM Central Time (7-8 pm Eastern). A recording of this webinar will be available to ACHHS members in the members-only archive on our website. Please see this page for a list of past webinars we’ve hosted. The Presenter is Robert Day, Executive Director of Patrick […]

The Foundation for Unity

By Kim ParkerPosted on December 23, 2023Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Critical race theory, Diversity, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical integration, biblical perspective, biblical worldview, christian worldview, critical race theory, diversity, racial justiceNo Comments

Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Friday, January 12th from 3:30-5PM Pacific Time (5:30-7pm Central). A recording of this webinar will be available to ACHHS members in the members-only archive on our website. For a list of past webinars we’ve hosted, please see this page. The webinar presentation will explore these two questions: Is racial […]

How Gut Health Affects Mood

By Kim ParkerPosted on September 7, 2023Posted in Anti-oppression, Clinical Practice, Diversity, Inclusion, Trauma, Uncategorized, webinars, womens issuesTagged biblical perspective, biblical worldview, christian worldview, inclusion, social justice

Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Wednesday September 27th from 6:30-7:30 PM EST. The webinar presentation will explore these two questions: How do diet and nutrition impact mental health? What are some components of whole person treatment a clinician can address? Moderator: Dr. David King, see biography in the flyer below. The presenter, Layla […]

Antiracism & Christianity in Human Services

By Kim ParkerPosted on October 24, 2022Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Critical race theory, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, webinarsTagged biblical perspective, biblical worldview, christian worldview, critical race theory, inclusion, racial justice, social justice

Issues of race, justice and antiracism are frequently at the forefront of conversation in human services and culture. This workshop will explore key questions about antiracism including: What is antiracism from the view of current culture? What are its key components and how is it the same or different from a Biblical approach to issues […]

A Christian Response to Sexual Orientation Change

By Kim ParkerPosted on July 6, 2021Posted in Anti-oppression, BIblical Justice, Clinical Practice, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Social Justice, Uncategorized, Webinars, webinars

What is the balance of truth and grace in discussing contrasting views of sexual orientation change? How can Christian professionals add value to the discussion? In this diverse discussion, part 2 of 4 sexuality series, Dr. James Phelan will present an academic appraisal of how secular informants view sexual orientation change efforts. As a backdrop […]