The goal of this presentation is to emphasize the importance of helping parents spend time with children to foster their spiritual growth. Using Dr. George Barna's case study, the speaker will highlight that teaching faith should start at home. The development of a...
Friday 9-26 2:15-3:30PM
414 | ADHD or Overwhelmed?: Using Faith-Based Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to Find Focus
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has seen a significant rise in diagnoses over the past 20 years, including in adult populations. This trend raises questions about over-diagnosis and the challenges everyone faces in modern culture to navigate a highly...
415 | A Spiritual “Temperature Check” for Christians: The Regent Faith Check Instrument
This workshop presents the current state of the Regent Faith Check (RFC) measure, a brief outcome tool designed to assess and monitor spiritual well-being in conventionally Christian clients. The RFC evaluates state-sensitive changes in a person’s self-reported...
416 | Beyond Medications: A Faith-Based Approach to Supplements in Mental Health
As interest in holistic mental health approaches grows, faith-based mental health and healthcare professionals must navigate the intersection of faith, evidence-based medicine, and natural supplements. This workshop equips psychologists, licensed mental health...
417 | Cognitive Health for Senior Clients: Evidence-based Lifestyle and Non-pharmacological Interventions for Alzheimer’s Dementia Prevention
Alzheimer’s disease is the leading cause of dementia worldwide, but in most cases, it is preventable. Alzheimer’s dementia prevention involves lifestyle changes, risk factor management, and evidence-based strategies to protect brain health. Psychologists, licensed...
420 | Meditating on Things Above: A Christian Response to Trauma
Over 75% of adults experience a traumatic event in their lifetime, yet fewer than 10% develop PTSD (Mills et al., 2011; Atwoli et al., 2015). Many survivors, however, still struggle with trauma-related symptoms, including rumination- repeatedly asking “Why” or “What...
406 | Mind, Body, and Desire: Navigating Menopause, Sexual Health, and Psychological Well-Being Through Mid-Life and Beyond
The transition through perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause significantly impacts mental health, sexual functioning, and overall quality of life. Hormonal fluctuations, particularly reductions in estrogen, can lead to a variety of symptoms that negatively...
423 | GenAI for Local and Global Mental Health Needs: A Discussion and Demonstration of Potential Uses for Mental Health Professionals and Church-based Organizations
This interactive workshop is designed for psychologists, licensed mental health professionals, who are interested in exploring the transformative potential of generative AI (GenAI) as a tool for addressing mental health needs in both local and global contexts....
407 | The Fullness of Marriage: 7 Tools for Experiencing High Levels of Marital Satisfaction and Avoiding Marital Drift
Traditional narratives around marriage often emphasize difficulties, leaving little space for couples to explore the joy and fulfillment that can also be integral to their relationships. This workshop for ministry leaders and coaches aims to shift the focus toward...
410 | Anatomy of Bullying: The Threat and Toxic Shame Dynamics in Both Those Who Bully and Those Who Are Bullied
This presentation explores the systemic factors contributing to the epidemic of bullying in today’s culture, particularly focusing on the role of the internet, social media, and online gaming. These platforms offer an escape for individuals suffering from bullying but...