Three percent of teenagers and four percent of adults are affected by eating disorders. Some may make significant efforts to hide their behavior while others may not be aware something is wrong. Join us as we learn about warning signs to look out for if you are concerned a loved one may have an eating […]
Advances in health care have enabled people to live longer lives. What are some of the issues that arise with these advances? What are some of the core ethical principles and how are they applied? Dr. Peggy Determeyer will review some of the cases that have led to the adoption of these principles, and provide […]
Everyone experiences anxiety or stress at some point in their life, whether at work or when dealing with a major life event. However, for someone living with an anxiety disorder it can become so intense and overwhelming that it begins to negatively affect their daily life and interfere with their relationships. Join us to learn […]
Join us to learn how substances or other high-risk behaviors affect brain development and effects the manner in which addicted individuals parent. This presentation will review the effects of substance and process addictions, the family roles and rules in an addicted system, and the best methods to assist families who have members struggling with addiction. […]
Gain information about attachment theory as it relates to substance using clients, utilize attachment theory to better understand and enhance the therapeutic alliance, and learn techniques to engage clients in substance use treatment and 12-step support. This CEU event is geared towards Mental Health Professionals. Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, […]
Aging comes with its own challenging financial issues considering costs and income needs for everything from living arrangements to possible elder care. Individuals and families will learn how to define their financial goals and execute them, and we will present some of the considerations in paying for our golden years. Click here for event flyer. […]
When your significant other dies your world is turned upside down. Join Marian Mankin, Program Director of Bo’s Place, to discuss the grief journey of individuals whose partner has died. Learn what helps the bereaved make meaning of the death of a loved one and grow and heal from the experience. Click here for event […]
Studies show that most of us prefer to remain in our own homes as we age, but we may need help to do so or may need to consider alternatives. We will present the different living options for seniors, including considerations for obtaining help inside and outside the home. Click here for event flyer. Additional […]
Aging brings the reminder that we need to consider the legacies of our earthly possessions. However, there are other legal considerations of aging. Join us to understand the key considerations, including ways to bequeath your earthly possessions, as well as understand other documents that may be needed as we age. Click here for event flyer. […]
There are many types of “talks” we have with our loved ones, but when is the last time your talk included a conversation on suicidality? With suicide on the rise, it’s time to give this topic a place in our family conversations. Learn recent statistics and vital information about suicidality, and learn how to engage […]
When you go to a new doctor or hospital, you are given information about your rights and responsibilities as a patient.
Our early family experiences shape our view of self, our relationship to others, how we view the world around us, and our behaviors.
Caregiving is hard work, involving a myriad of different activities. In this presentation, Danielle Riley and Faith Hawkins will present a variety of helpful tips for caregivers in meeting the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Click here for event flyer. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in will begin 15 […]
Bipolar disorder affects roughly 5 million Americans each year, yet it can still be a confusing and scary subject, especially for family and friends. People living with Bipolar disorder may experience shame or embarrassment when talking about it, but that doesn’t have to be the case. This presentation will provide information about the illness, stories […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation teaches participants how substances and other high-risk behaviors affect adolescent brain development. Dr. Collier will focus on new marijuana concentrates and vaping trends that are on the rise globally. Special attention will be paid to teaching participants how to prevent children and adolescents from engaging in such risky behavior. Click […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Come and learn about Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder or ARFID. If your child, adolescent or young adult avoids certain food they could be a picky eater. However, if “picky eating” is preventing them from nutritional growth or causing them to cut out major food groups this could be ARFID. Sufferers of […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join us as Dr. Rebecca Wagner discusses current research on eating disorder diagnoses.This presentation will also include different treatment approaches and key members on a treatment team. Click here for event flyer. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. ABOUT THE SPEAKER Rebecca Wagner, PhD Rebecca Wagner, PhD is […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM The goal of the Heartsync model is to release trauma, false beliefs and unresolved conflict and to receive truth and a new role assignment from God. Once these parts of the heart — Function, Guardian and Emotion — resolve their conflict between God and with one another, an individual is free to […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM During the 85th Legislative Session, several bills were passed that expanded mental health treatment and jail diversion capacity for individuals with mental health needs. This presentation will provide an overview of the impact of this legislation on the criminal justice and behavioral health systems in Harris County, specifically the continued efforts of […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Successful relationships are not about avoiding conflict but knowing how to navigate conflict and disagreements. Learn some of the foundational tools that can help couples maintain emotional connections, communicate effectively, and find common ground. These tools strengthen the relationship while also helping to navigate difficulties. Click here for event flyer. REGISTRATION IS […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM There are a number of initiatives aimed at educating and encouraging Americans to engage in advanced care planning, yet most of these programs fail to meet their stated goals. In this presentation we will explore the history behind these programs, their successes, barriers and future. Click here for event flyer. 2 CEUs […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM A cancer diagnosis brings new challenges to finding balance in life. One’s expectations may be shaken in trying to find a new “normal,” with the body and brain giving mixed messages. Nurse Navigator Karen Davin from the Bobetta Lindig Breast Center, MD Anderson at Memorial Hermann Memorial City, will explore some of […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM When we face loss, when we experience the wilderness of grief, how do we make it through? This seminar will explore the human dilemma when we experience dramatic changes, losses and subtle teaspoon by teaspoon losses. Whether that is divorce, death, job loss, health changes and more, we each have our stories […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM There has been a lot of information in the news about Medicare and Medicaid. What is the difference between these two programs, and how do they affect those of us who are aging? Dr. Peggy Determeyer, McGee Fellow in Bioethics and Aging, will compare and contrast the two programs and provide an […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Learn how to deal with the most common and challenging issues in blended families, so you and your partner can get back to the fun, love and passion that brought you together in the first place! Step by step instructions for couples who want to learn how to work successfully together as […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This accessible and motivating presentation will discuss the latest research in Alzheimer's disease, including updates from the most recent Alzheimer's Association International Conference. Dr. Kutac will address the current understanding of Alzheimer's risk, early disease detection and diagnosis. She will also share information about local clinical trials recruiting Houstonians. Click here for […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM In his new theory of suicidal behavior, Thomas Joiner proposes three factors that mark teens most at risk of death: the feeling of being a burden on loved ones; the sense of isolation; and, perhaps chillingly, the learned ability to hurt oneself. He tests the theory against diverse facts taken from clinical […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM What happens after a human traffic victim is rescued? Discover the healing approaches to complex trauma recovery for sex traffic survivors by Shield Bearer, a Houston counseling ministry. Gain a greater understanding of the affects of complex trauma and how to bring hope and healing to their hurting hearts. Explore effective holistic […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Perspective always matters--especially when we face the challenges and stressors associated with the holidays without loved ones. Loss is real and leaves a void in our lives; but embracing the void and giving ourselves necessary "permissions" empowers us to find joy! Let's walk through the power of "permission" together and reclaim the […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This talk will explore the meaning and the sources for resilience. Dr. White will attempt to contrast religiosity and spirituality, and show how they can be major sources for developing resilience in children and adolescents. Storytelling and fairy tales will be discussed as means of shaping the child’s spiritual being, and how […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Perspective always matters--especially when we face the challenges and stressors associated with the holidays without loved ones. Loss is real and leaves a void in our lives; but embracing the void and giving ourselves necessary "permissions" empowers us to find joy! Let's walk through the power of "permission" together and reclaim the […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Please join us to hear representatives from HoustonTexasCan and learn about the six step process human traffickers use in recruiting their victims. You will hear the stories of suburban Houston parents regarding their daughters being taken by sex and human traffickers in 2016/17. Learn what you can do to prevent it from […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Do you feel emotionally exhausted by your ex-spouse’s contentious behavior? Tired of relentless divorce drama? Wish you could figure out why your ex-spouse is playing nice one day and nasty the next? Come join Christina McGhee for an informative and interactive discussion on how to counter the conflict connection. Both practical strategies […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM The numbers are truly overwhelming. In the United States, one out of every five adults struggles with a mental disorder in a given year. The annual prevalence of mental illness in adolescents 13 to 17 years old is even greater. More disturbing is the fact that 60% of adults and 50% of […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Today our children have an incredible opportunity to learn, create, and communicate through the use of technology. It is important that parents are confident in their understanding of digital devices, apps, games, and their ability to help guide their children at every age to ensure a positive experience online. This presentation is […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Disasters can leave children feeling frightened, confused, and insecure. In most cases, depending on the risk factors present, distressing responses are temporary. In this presentation the clinical staff of the Hope and Healing Center & Institute will educate parents and grandparents on how best to comfort and care for their children in the […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Scott, a sober addict since 1988, will share his personal story of drug and alcohol addiction and his journey of recovery. Totally demoralized and unable to stop drinking and using while living in his own foreclosed home, he will share the miracle of his intervention and the path of his recovery to […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM How has Hurricane Harvey affected our mental health? How do we respond to loss? How has the storm affected our perspectives on what it means to live in Houston? Join us for a presentation by Erica Fletcher, PhD, and a group discussion following. Erica is and social researcher, filmmaker, and the Hope […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM In this presentation Dr. Stanford will offer guidance on recognizing the signs of and minimizing the impact of disaster-caused stress. Understanding the difference between a normal stress response to a traumatic event and post-traumatic stress disorder will also be discussed. Support during this time is important for all who experience a disaster, […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Dr. Swann to learn about early signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder. Dr. Swann will discuss triggers, the latest research, and stories of hope for those living with bipolar disorder. This program will be targeted to parents, caregivers, and clinicians. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, LCSW, and Clinical Psychologist. REGISTRATION […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Taking care of a loved one can take a toll on one’s health. We often get so focused on the needs of our loved ones that we forget to take care of ourselves. Join us as Sharon discusses the struggles of caretaking, learning to adjust to a new normal, and how to […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join us to learn more about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and the difficulties in managing emotions for those who have the disorder or other issues related to coping with emotions. Dr. Hall will discuss the ways in which you can best communicate and help your loved ones, and understand their experiences. Learn […]
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP This workshop brings to life the spiritual principles and practices of Alcoholics Anonymous from their Oxford Group roots to the present day. It focuses on early AA’s lost, but life-changing practice known as Two Way Prayer. The workshop is open to members of any 12 Step fellowship and to spiritual seekers of all stripes. Many […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Do you feel like you have to walk on eggshells with someone you love? Ever felt overwhelmed by someone’s intense anger or sadness? Are you worried about someone who self harms to manage their emotions? You’re not alone. Despite advances in mental health services, Borderline Personality Disorder remains one of the most […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Yes, single parents can be very happy, confident, and fulfilled in their life. But many don’t feel this way — they worry about their parenting, suffer guilt or regret they can’t shake, or wonder if they are missing something. Discover what actually holds single parents back, understand the fundamental purpose of single […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM For centuries, we’ve known that the health of the brain and the body are connected. But now, science is able to provide insights into how to make lifestyle choices that may help you keep your brain and body healthy as you age. Join us to learn about research […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM A description of the menopausal transition, a discussion of treatment options, and prevention of morbidity through the aging process. Click here for event flyer. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in will begin 15 minutes prior to the program beginning. Due to video filming, […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation will focus primarily on early stage memory loss and the strategies for navigating the journey. Click here for event flyer. In collaboration with Amazing Place 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, LCSW, and Clinical Psychologist. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in […]
A day-long conference designed for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child. The conference is designed to uplift mothers physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. The speakers and workshops provide the tools with which to cope while the mothers meet new friends walking on the same road and journey towards healing. These friendships help […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM The stress of living in the past or future is robbing us of our health as seen in the rise of chronic diseases and mental diseases. Learn how mindfulness can help you stay in the present and to be open to the flow and richness of life. Click here for flyer. 1.5 […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM The goal of family psychoeducation is to get everyone “on the same page,” in the same room, and working together to support one another in dealing with PTSD. Psychoeducation brings the veteran, the family and mental health professionals together to improve communication, to enhance the understanding of PTSD, to learn ways to […]
Presented by The Junior League of Houston, Inc. ABOUT THE PROGRAM Sexual violence is a topic that is surrounded by myths and misunderstandings. This presentation highlights common societal myths about rape and sexual assault and challenges these false notions with facts and new perspectives. Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Science has come a long way on the path of providing more efficient mental health treatments. However, serious mental illness is still seen by professionals as a lifelong condition. What does “lifelong” mean? What can be expected when seeking help for a chronic psychiatric disorder? Join us as Dr. Barroso answers these […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Dr. Swann to learn about early signs, symptoms and triggers as well as the latest research. This program will be targeted to parents, caregivers and clinicians. Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, LCSW, and Clinical Psychologist. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Before receiving any kind of health care, you will be asked to acknowledge your patient rights and responsibilities. What does this mean? How can you prepare for care? Dr. Peggy Determeyer, McGee Fellow in Bioethics and Aging, will review the things you need to know before going to the doctor or entering […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM Stroke is the third leading cause of death for women (in comparison, stroke is the fifth leading cause of death for men). Each year 55,000 more women have a stroke than men. There is increasing evidence which suggests that sex differences exist in the etiology, presentation, treatment, and […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Community health workers and peer support specialists have long served as advocates for mental wellness amongst diverse populations; and through a deep understanding of their communities and lived experience of mental distress, these community organizers have the potential to foster preventative mental health care and to connect those in distress to appropriate […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM 1 in 2 children will see their parents separate before their 18th birthday. What if we knew what was in their hearts and minds? Come join us for an exclusive preview of SPLIT, a powerful documentary featuring REAL kids sharing what is feels like when parents part. Touching, insightful and sometimes even […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM In 2013, the Legislature passed Senate Bill 1185 which established a mental health jail diversion pilot program in Harris County. The purpose of the pilot was to develop strategies to address the increase in the number of individuals with mental illness who repeatedly cycle through the criminal justice system. The Harris County […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM Alzheimer’s disease (AD) currently affects 5.5 million Americans. Because its incidence doubles with every five years that we live longer, our successes with heart disease, cancer and stroke mean that we are living longer and therefore the number of Americans with AD is increasing dramatically. For the first […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Many children we are called to love and serve have unique histories and needs. This requires that we take on new ideas and new ways of relating, communicating, and offering discipline. This short presentation introduces the basics of how the hard places in life impact our children and families. Bring your lunch, […]
Presented by The Junior League of Houston, Inc. ABOUT THE PROGRAM 10% of adolescents experience physical violence from a person they’re dating 30% experience emotional and mental abuse at the hands of a boyfriend or girlfriend Adolescence is a time when teens’ ideas about relationships are being formed and can significantly impact future relationships. Join […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Please join us to hear the speaker's important message that when it comes to one’s own health, one must be assertive, and even aggressive, on one’s own behalf. He will discuss his 10 points for taking control of one’s own health. He will tell his story, answer your questions, and urge you […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Parenting a child with a psychiatric disorder can cause significant strain on a couple’s relationship and create a dynamic that is riddled with blame, mistrust and division. Children and adolescents managing drug or alcohol abuse, self-harm behaviors, impulsivity, defiance, depression and/or anxiety can suck the oxygen out of the home and the […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM Even basic activities can be meaningful if done with intention and purpose. This presentation will address ways to incorporate meaningful activities across the disease spectrum for a person with dementia. Dr. Kutac will talk about communication challenges for persons with dementia and distinguish between physical and social needs. […]
Presented by Huffington Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM The objectives of this presentation are: Identify the emotional and physical impact of younger-onset dementia Explore ethical implications of issues specific to younger-onset dementia Discuss how the diagnosis influences family dynamics Analyze strategies to overcome the challenges associated with younger-onset dementia Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs […]
Presented by The Junior League of Houston, Inc. ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation will help counselors and others who work with survivors learn new skills in helping them empower survivors. Motivational interviewing is an important tool to help clients overcome resistance in taking positive steps. Participants will be introduced to methods to help victims decide […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Life gets busy and complicated. It is easy to neglect taking care of the things that matter most in the face of the things that “have to” get done. This lunch and learn will discuss the elements of balanced total health and reveal the small things that make a big difference in […]
***Due to Election Day Parking, please arrive early to ensure parking availability*** 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, LCSW, and Clinical Psychologist. Click here for event flyer. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in will begin 15 minutes prior to the program beginning. Due to video filming, late attendees will be […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Please join Women's Emotional Health Specialist, Deborah Olson, and explore how women are constantly needing to adapt as they pass through new seasons and chapters of life. Women wear many hats and thus play many roles during their lifetime, which may cause challenges, stress, and emotional adjustment issues. In this seminar, Deborah […]
Presented by The Junior League of Houston, Inc. ABOUT THE PROGRAM What are the factors that lead an individual to physically abuse their intimate partner? Research suggest that not all perpetrators of intimate partner violence are the same and their response to treatment may depend on these subtypes. In this presentation, Dr. Stanford will look […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Substance use disorders can be prevalent among individuals who have bipolar disorder. We will discuss clinical presentation and implications for treatment of substance use disorders when co-occurring with bipolar disorder. Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, LCSW, and Clinical Psychologist. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR […]
Presented by Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join us as Mark speaks on parenting in today’s culture. He will discuss why traditional parenting is no longer effective and offers a new model for parenting teens. Mark will share from decades of working with teens and families about certain parenting techniques and perspectives […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Yes, single parents can be very happy, confident, and fulfilled in their life. But many don’t feel this way -- they worry about their parenting, suffer guilt or regret they can’t shake, or wonder if they are missing something. Discover what actually holds single parents back, understand the fundamental purpose of single […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Texas has the highest rate of medically uninsured citizens among any state at 25.2% and Texas is rated second to last in per capita mental health funding compared to other U.S. states. Harris County has the second highest rate of uninsured citizens among Texas counties at 25.4%. 45% of individuals with behavioral […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Psychopathology is a word we hear thrown around in modern conversation, although does it mean what we think? Psyche and patho, originate from the Greek, “soul or breath” and “suffering,’ respectively. Where is soul when it comes to the way that doctors, therapists and psychologists approach and understand our maladies? What are we to make of our “pathologies,” […]
THE LUNCH OPTION IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE, BUT ATTENDEES ARE WELCOME TO BRING THEIR OWN LUNCH. Presented by Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM Present Time Kids™ combines mindfulness and neuroscience to teach the mind and body to become calm, focused and ready to learn. Present Time Kids™ implements 2 tools and 4 exercises based in […]
Presented by Albert & Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation ABOUT THE PROGRAM According to the National Eating Disorders Association, over 10 million people in the United States are afflicted with an eating disorder and they have the highest mortality rate of any mental health disorder. Eating disorders are one of the toughest addictions to recover from because […]
Presented by The Junior League of Houston, Inc. ABOUT THE PROGRAM A guide for victims and their loved ones on seeking help. Knowing what to do when faced with marital/relationship abuse can be difficult. The challenges can make it seem impossible to get help and change the situation. This presentation focuses on key resources and […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Being an educated consumer helps you make better healthcare decisions that increase your chances of getting the great outcomes you want. When visiting your healthcare provider, questions should be mandatory. This presentation will help you feel more comfortable asking, learning and evaluating the complex world of medicine. Bring your lunch, we will […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Mass shootings have become an all too common occurrence in our society. What drives an individual to commit such violent acts? Are these individuals mentally ill or evil? In this presentation, Dr. Stanford looks at the neuroscience of aggression and violence to give us insights into why these tragedies happen and how […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation will concentrate on the grief process following the suicide of a loved one. Survivors struggle with complex emotions because of the shock and trauma of suicide. We will explore the many variables that contribute to this complicated grief process. Click here for event flyer. 1.5 CEUs offered for LPC, LMFT, […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Cancer is not just a physical disease. It impacts the life of the whole person and affects all of our relationships. We will explore the four dimensions of the human experience, the impact a cancer diagnosis can have for both patient and family in these dimensions, and coping skills that help us […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Do you feel like you have to walk on eggshells with someone you love? Ever felt overwhelmed by someone’s intense anger or sadness? Are you worried about someone who self harms to manage their emotions? You’re not alone. Despite advances in mental health services, Borderline Personality Disorder remains one of the most […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Have you noticed how kind and caring you are to your friends and relatives when they are suffering? Do you give yourself the same level of compassion when you are in pain? This presentation will help you recognize your own suffering and compassionately embrace it to become more whole. Bring your lunch, […]
SPONSORED BY HUFFINGTON FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Julie Kutac, MA, Religious Studies and PhD, Medical Humanities, for this presentation. Objectives of this seminar include the following: • Articulate the moral challenge of memory loss within modern society. • Define “redescription” as a mode of ethical thinking. • Differentiate between medical, psychological, and philosophical scripts […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Suicide is a common cause of death which is often challenging to discuss because of stigma. A particular difficulty is the way suicide leaves painful questions within family members and caregivers of those lost to this grievous consequence of mental illness. This session will discuss this problem and how faith communities can […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM In our marriages, what are the roots of the pain we experience? How do we get back to or maintain what it means to be an “us” in our marriages? Erik will describe where our deepest emotional needs originate and how they shape our approach to relationships. He will present a practical […]
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SPONSORED BY THE ALBERT & ETHEL HERZSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM High school and college students (and their parents!) are under more pressure than ever before, and the fallout is all around us. How do children and parents find peace in the midst of the rat-race? Join the Rev. R-J Heijmen, father of a […]
SPONSORED BY HUFFINGTON FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM Dr. Kent’s own research spans from the basic science of oxidative stress in the nervous system, clinical trials of novel intravenous drug combinations for acute ischemic stroke, and development of outcome methodologies. He has a special interest in diabetes and hyperglycemia, the mechanisms by which they influence stroke […]
SPONSORED BY HUFFINGTON FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM Has your dad been having challenges with calculating the tip at dinner? Has your mom started repeating the same stories over and over? Does your spouse keep losing things or putting them in unusual places? Signs of the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease aren’t always clear and can […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This talk will cover typical signs and symptoms of PTSD in Veterans as well as common ways that PTSD affects Veterans’ families, friends, and employment. We will discuss common misperceptions about PTSD and explore the latest research on effective treatments for PTSD, including both medications and therapy. Local and national resources for […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join us to learn more about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and the difficulties in managing emotions for those who have the disorder or other issues with coping with emotions. Dr. Hall, along with individuals in recovery, will discuss the ways in which you can best communicate and help your loved one and understand their experiences. Learn communication […]
THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN POSTPONED This event will now be held on June 7th from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. Please stay tuned for more information.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE A conference designed for mothers who have experienced the loss of a child. The conference is designed to uplift mothers physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. The speakers and workshops provide the tools with which to cope. The mothers meet new friends walking the same road and journey towards healing. They begin to […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM The goal of the Heartsync model is to release trauma, false beliefs and unresolved conflict and to receive truth and a new role assignment from God. Once these parts of the heart -- Function, Guardian and Emotion -- resolve their conflict between God and with one another, an individual is free to […]
SPONSORED BY THE HUFFINGTON FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join us to debunk these common myths and misconceptions on aging: You’ll Feel Old Your Brain Power Declines You’ll Be Stuck with Bad Habits Your Happiness Will Decline You’ll Stop Learning and Growing Frailty is Inevitable Your Destiny is Out of Your Control Click here for event […]
SPONSORED BY THE ALBERT & ETHEL HERZSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM Parenting is one of the most challenging endeavors many of us will ever experience and one that doesn’t come with the proverbial learner’s manual. Although there is no such thing as perfect parenting, the good news is that there are research-based answers that […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Marian Mankin, LCSW, and Program Director at Bo’s Place, to discuss the grief journey of individuals whose significant other has died. Examples from grief theory and research will be used to describe the current understanding of bereavement. Common grief reactions will be discussed as well as what helps the bereaved make […]
SPONSORED BY THE ALBERT & ETHEL HERZSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM There is no question about it; all parents want their children to experience school success. But the challenge many parents face is how to facilitate success. Homework time is often perceived as a stressful time for both parents and their children. This stress […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Come and hear Ann explore the drama, seduction and lure of money and learn about the very real spiritual aspect and energy of money. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in will begin 15 minutes prior to the program beginning. ABOUT THE SPEAKER Ann McMaster, MA, […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM What has been happening with the infirmed elderly prior to now? What is the current approach to the elderly and others in traumatic circumstances in the acute care setting? What happens with those who are unfunded? How does the Affordable Care Act fit into the current health scenario? Join us as Kateri M. Harniteaux answers […]
SPONSORED BY THE ALBERT & ETHEL HERZSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ABOUT THE CONFERENCE Join us for a practical, yet comprehensive training event that teaches adults how to build their stepfamily dream home and nurture a household of faith. This event is not exclusive to blended families. Singles and married couples desiring more education to strengthen, develop […]
SPONSORED BY THE ALBERT & ETHEL HERZSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation will provide strategies that will help you parent with confidence while teaching your children invaluable life skills. Highlights include tips for helping children manage anger energy; comparing parenting styles with children’s temperaments, setting rules and boundaries, encouraging self-confidence and helping children […]
EVENT HAS REACHED CAPACITY. Please call to be put on the wait list: 713-830-4143 ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Richard Elbein, Chief Executive Officer, Alzheimer’s Association, Houston and Southeast Chapter, and registered and licensed dietitian, for a discussion of the MIND Diet's development, its components, and the potential benefits of this promising new eating plan. According […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM According to one national survey; 9 in 10 Americans want to discuss their own and their loved ones' end-of-life care. But only about 3 in 10 Americans have actually done so. It's always too soon until it's too late. We know that no single conversation can cover all the decisions that you […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Echoing a widespread sentiment, a leading physician recently opined that health care decisions should be made “based on science, not theology, hope or magical thinking.” Yet, science-based approaches to end-of-life decisions have led to an increasingly unsustainable health care system. And the scientific paradigm that powers modern medicine’s remarkable success has also […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Memory lapses are not always caused by dementia. Many adults over 50 worry about becoming forgetful; it is natural to feel uneasy when you forget something. However, many memory lapses are simply the result of normal aging changes, not a serious illness. How can you tell the difference? Sally will review situations […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Heart disease is the #1 killer in the United States. Are you at risk for heart disease? Please come and learn about cardiac risk factors and how you may be able to prevent heart disease. Join Catey Carter to learn about heart disease prevention and a state-of-the-art comprehensive cardiac health study now […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM We all struggle to some degree with anxiety, anger, addiction or depression, even if we are believers. With a simple yet profound method of inner healing prayer, Jesus brings truth that sets us free from these struggles. Come learn about and witness a life-changing experience with God. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Suicide risk is a high-stress topic that can strain relationships, whether within the family, among friends, or between therapist and client. With all good intentions, one’s determination to save a life can translate into a tug-of-war that promotes conflict rather than collaborative problem-solving. This presentation will summarize recent developments in the fields […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Certain that longevity was her birthright, Ruth was stunned to be diagnosed with breast cancer at 42 while nursing her baby. After treatment, she was determined to effect change. Galvanized to help others, Ruth began lobbying at the Knesset (Israeli parliament) and at local municipalities to promote health and equal access to […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Rick as he shares his personal story of healing. Rick’s mission is to help all those who have experienced abuse by demonstrating how NOT to remain a victim by regaining self-respect, confidence and love of self. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT. Check in will begin 15 […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Cardiovascular disease and events such as a heart attack, stroke, or major heart surgery commonly also involve sadness, depression, anxiety, or traumatic stress. However, depression is a risk factor for adverse medical outcomes in patients with heart disease and should not be ignored. This presentation will discuss the emotional impact on individuals […]
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE Dr. Burke, an internationally recognized speaker and expert in trauma and healing, will equip you to recognize and respond to the ways that the body and mind reveal unspeakable events which have been hidden in secret. Journey through the mystery and drama, and the repetition of unhealed trauma, to gain illuminating insight into […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM People are often surprised to learn that individuals in psychological distress are more likely to go to a clergy member for assistance before a mental health care provider. Positive religious engagement has numerous benefits for individuals struggling with mental health difficulties. However, the role of faith and spirituality in mental health is […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Join Rev. Picot as she discusses the power of healing prayer and how our spiritual lives impact our physical and psychological wellbeing. Rev. Picot will share what Bible says about disease and healing as well as the benefits of healing ministry, based on the model used at Harnhill. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM A child’s diagnosis of Autism impacts the entire family as priorities shift, finances are stretched, and roles and responsibilities are thinned. Frequently, professionals and family members alike focus primarily on the child with Autism, and the family system is overlooked. Help increase the quality of life for one Autism Family by attending […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM Domestic violence is a pattern of intentional, abusive behavior that one intimate partner exerts over another as a way of gaining power and control. Domestic violence can include physical, sexual, emotional, economic, and psychological abuse. Domestic violence can happen to anyone. Statistically, one in three women will be a victim of some form […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM What is suicide? Could you tell if someone you knew and loved was suicidal? Could it be possible that your loved one’s Twitter followers know more about his or her mental well-being than you do? How or should you monitor your loved one’s use of social media? In addition to addressing these […]
ABOUT THE PROGRAM This presentation will focus on ways our teens’ self-esteem is affected by issues going on in today’s society and healthy ways to help them overcome poor self-esteem. We will talk about how adults can help to facilitate the growth of healthy self-esteem and other resources for therapeutic settings if needed. Bring your […]
1.5 CEUs will be offered for LCSW, LMFT, and LPC Registration is required prior to the event. Check in will begin 15 minutes prior to the program beginning. Due to video filming, late attendees will be asked to view the presentation in the Green Room. WITH A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY LIEUTENANT ROBERT HENRY. Lieutenant Henry […]
1.5 CEUs will be offered for LCSW, LMFT, and LPC Registration is required prior to the event. Check in will begin 15 minutes prior to the program beginning. Due to video filming, late attendees will be asked to view the presentation in the Green Room. Please click here for event flyer. In collaboration with the […]