2014: Counseling and Medical Issues
As counselors committed to the Bible, we know that there are important physical issues that become factors in counseling ministry. We also know, however, that we do biblical counseling ministry in a secular culture that attaches a medical diagnosis to many spiritual problems. How should faithful biblical counselors navigate the murky waters between moral and medical issues? What do biblical counselors need to know about psychiatric medication? How are faithful counselors to comprehend extreme psychiatric diagnoses with a medical element?
What is Mental Illness? – Dr. Dan Wickert
Drugs and Disillusions – Dr. Dan Gannon and Pam Gannon
Depression and Bipolar – Dr. Dan Gannon and Pam Gannon
A Look at Some Extreme Cases – Wickert and Gannons
Panel Discussions – Lambert, Gannons, Wickert
Jim Halla – List and Labels
This breakout session was presented at the 2014 ACBC Annual Conference in Sun Valley, CA.
Dan & Pam Gannon – Addressing Alternative Medicine
Dan and Pam Gannon present Breakout Session 1: Addressing Alternative Medicine at the 2014 ACBC Annual Conference.
Dan and Pam Gannon – Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis
Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis – Dan and Pam Gannon (Portland)
Lee Edmonds – Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis
Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis (Psychiatric Issues 1) – Lee Edmonds (NYC)
Dan Wickert – Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis
Counseling People and Psychological Diagnosis – audio – Wickert – Denver
Dan & Pam Gannon – Addressing Alternative Medicine
Dan and Pam Gannon present Breakout Session 1: Addressing Alternative Medicine at the 2014 ACBC Annual Conference.
God’s Redemptive Use of Trauma (Part 2)
How do we biblically evaluate the secular counseling system that addresses trauma?
Training & Certification
Why is Training Important? Many Christians feel they aren’t equipped to counsel. Yet, when our brothers and sisters in Christ encounter trials, suffering, and sin, […]
Vanity or Body Image Problem?
True modesty doesn’t come from changing one’s wardrobe. It comes from having one’s heart changed.