Human Trafficking: Hidden in Plain Sight

Free live Diverse Discussions Webinar on Tuesday, November 28th from 6-7PM Central Time (7-8pm Eastern). The webinar presentation will explore these two questions: Is human trafficking a real thing? What do I do if I come across someone who is being trafficked? Moderator: Dr. Kim Parker, see biography in the flyer below. The presenter, Lara […]

How Gut Health Affects Mood

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 […]

Surviving Grad School As a Conservative Christian

You are invited to join our August ACHHS Social – Surviving Grad School As a Conservative Christian facilitated by Kat Elias, LCSW, and Tracey Phillips, PhD. Christian faith, worldview, and perspectives have been under attack in our postmodern age. Conservative Christians (those who hold to a traditional, orthodox interpretation of what the Bible and early church […]

Antiracism & Christianity in Human Services

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 […]

Faith, Maturity, and Professional Practice Bible Study

Due to popular request, the Association of Christians in Health and Human Services will host a 4-part monthly Bible Study series led by Dr. Michael Sherr. We believe in the discipleship journey. We believe that being grounded in the Scriptures and the Biblical Worldview will help us to overcome challenges in both our personal lives […]

Evidence-based interventions for women with DSM-5 diagnosis of past childhood sexual abuse

This session will include a description of work completed in early 2000’s, at University of Miami, in Women’s Mental Health Programs, with Dr. Sally Dodds. These women were diagnosed with HIV, but also had histories of being sexually abused as children, and a majority had diagnosis of PTSD. Co-occurring mental health disorders, stigma and shame […]

From Healing to Wholeness: A Christian Perspective on Emotional and Mental Wellness

Ebony Hudson is a licensed clinical social worker who is dual licensed in New Jersey and South Carolina. Ebony is most proud to add “author” to her list of accomplishments. Her book, “From Healing to Wholeness: A Christian Perspective on Emotional & Mental Wellness” shares how Christians can be healed and made whole mentally and […]

Examining Non-abusive Spanking in Christian Households

For Christian parents, the Bible can be a source of guidance and strength to raise children with values and direction. Yet, research has linked conservative Christian parents to authoritarian behaviors or harsh parenting practice, including the use of corporal punishment. A literature review of the topic of corporal punishment provides extensive information regarding the factors associated with […]

Using Scriptural Meditations to Heal Trauma

What is the impact of trauma on the mental and spiritual health of people of faith? How can clinicians use scripture to help bring healing and wholeness to their clients? The presenter will present for 30-40 minutes followed by question and answer/discussion. What is Diverse Discussions? Live Discussions for Christian helping professionals and students; conversations, […]

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