In this seminar, participants will learn about: What spiritually integrated psychotherapy is. How to integrate spirituality in therapy with a case illustration. SEUS : How a therapist’s spirituality informs and affects the process of therapy. Join presenter, Purple Yip, for this important topic.

Join us on Thursday, November 27th from 9:30-1:30 for the Tyndale Centre for Pastoral Imagination (TCPI) Monthly Ministry Morning RECHARGE.

This webinar presents an overview of the central role the person of the therapist plays in the therapeutic relationship and endeavours. Join presenter, Kern Stanberry, for this important topic.

In strengthening our work with churches and other Christian ministries, Tyndale Wellness Centre is expanding its mental health reach by training pastors and other ministry leaders to better understand mental health and mental illness and more effectively support their members who need care in this important area of life.

Safety planning is a crucial skill and intervention has the potential to save a life. Explore how to better understand what is behind suicidal thoughts and behaviours as well as how to plan for safety. Join presenter, Emily Harman, for this important topic.

A survey of the grieving brain and how practitioners can work with clients through a season of loss. Join presenter, Lyndsay Thompson, for this important topic.

This presentation will open a discussion around being culturally sensitive in working with clients. It includes going over terminology, understanding social location, and the therapists' role in dismantling systemic racism. Join presenter, Melissa Johari, for this important topic.

We believe that God passionately loves children. He has given parents and church a mission to nurture the young ones well in the Kingdom of God. Children are not only our future spiritual warriors but also church of today. They deserve our best attention, resources and effort.

This session offers an explanation of MAiD, enriched by an overview of its a) legal development (Criminal Code) and b) medical development (eligibility and safeguards and latest Health Canada report). It also introduces two tensions faced by clinicians and medical facilities: conscientious objection and the relationship between MAiD and other forms of end-of-life care, including palliative care.