Paul Meier, M.A., M.D.
There are numerous questions about if, when, and how psychotropic medication should be used in a counseling situation. For some problems, medication is essential and Christian helpers need a general awareness regarding the purpose of referral to a qualified physician. This session examines several common medications and their intended purpose, as well as their effects and the potential treatment gains they bring.
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Financial Bondage: Strategies for Fre...
Scott Palmer, B.A. & Bethany Palmer, B.A.
Many relationships and marriages are torn apart by a misunderstanding and/or misappropriation of financial resources. Biblical principles must be applied to this important area of life or the risk of bondage and financial ruin can increase dramatically.... -
Anger Management
Tim Clinton, Ed.D.
Anger is not just potentially destructive; it can also eat at the very soul of an individual who harbors rage in his/her life. Is all anger wrong? How does one know when anger is justified? How can caregivers help those who seem to be characterized by bitterness in their live... -
The Helping Process: Basic Skills & P...
Ken Nichols, Psy.D.
Balancing truth with grace and clinical knowledge with biblical principles involves a skill set that often determines the quality and effectiveness of Christian counseling. This session looks at some of the fundamental characteristics of the helping relationship, including l...
