New Webinar: “How Churches Can Facilitate Access to Mental Health Care”

Fresh Hope for Mental Health is sponsoring another FREE Webinar entitled: “How Churches Can Facilitate Access to Mental Health Care”  at 11 a.m. Central Time Zone on Thursday, May 17th.

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Amy Simpson will be the host for the webinar.  She will be interviewing a panel made up of three Christian mental health professionals as they discuss how churches can facilitate access to mental health care.  

The panel includes:

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Dr. Matthew Stanford is the chief executive officer of Hope and Healing Center in Houston; neuropsychiatrist; co-founder of Mental Health Grace Alliance; frequent speaker; author of Grace for the Afflicted (http://hopeandhealingcenter.org/about-us/meet-our-staff/matthew-stanford/)

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Dr. Stephen Grcevich is child psychiatrist in Chagrin Falls, Ohio; founder and president of Key Ministry; author of Mental Health and the Church (http://www.keyministry.org/staff-churches/)

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Kristen Kansiewicz who is a therapist on a church staff in Lynn, Massachusetts; writer; founder of Church Therapy (http://www.churchtherapy.com/)

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Host Amy Simpson, Amy is the Author of, Blessed Are the Unsatisfied: Finding Spiritual Freedom in an Imperfect World  

Troubled Minds: Mental Illness and the Church’s Mission

Anxious: Choosing Faith in a World of Worry  Amy is also a Leadership coach (CPCC)

 

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