2022 Interdisciplinary Symposium: Spirituality in the Work of the Spiritual Caregiver

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The Oates Institute 2022 Interdisciplinary Symposium:

 Spirituality in the Work of the Spiritual Caregiver

The Oates Institute is happy to announce the digital recordings of our 2022 online symposium featuring internationally known authors, scholars, professors, and professionals. This diverse group of presenters represent the legacy of progressive thinkers and practitioners across multiple disciplines who have strived to integrate spiritual, theological, behavioral sciences, and medical concepts and best practices that honor the originators of the pastoral/spiritual care and counseling movement. Wayne Oates was one of those pioneers; his work has shaped and strongly influenced the field for over 75 years.

Ten outstanding 90-minute virtual presentations are included.  You can watch them at your convenience.

Symposium recording access fees:

• $45 for current members.
• $85 for non-members.

You will receive access to the following presentations:

Wade Rowatt, Jr., PhD., “Pastoral Care Across Cultures,” Professor, Baptist Seminary of Kentucky, author of ten books, fifty articles, ACPE, Supervisor, previously taught at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, University of Louisville, McMaster Divinity College, and Director of the St. Matthews Pastoral Counseling Center.

Chaplain Brian Miller, D.Min., BCC, LMFT, “Moral Injury in Combat Veterans and Beyond,” Staff Chaplain, Mountain Home Veterans Affairs HCS James H. Quillen VA Medical Center, Doctor of Ministry, Pastoral Care and Counseling, Marriage and Family Track, Louisville Presbyterian Seminary. Dissertation on the topic above.

Rev. Dr. Trace Haythorn, “The Supply and Demand for Chaplaincy,” Executive Director/CEO, ACPE, and co-founder of Chaplaincy Innovation Lab.

Rev. David Stancil, PhD., “Pastoral Variables in Psychotherapy: An Instrument for Assessment,” Retired Pastor, Columbia Baptist Fellowship, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, M.Div., ThM., Ph.D., Assistant Professor. Dissertation on the topic above.

Rev. Frank Woggon, PhD., “The Empathetic God: Constructing A Clinical Theology,” Director of Chaplain Services, Assistant Clinical Professor, the University of Louisville and Jewish Hospitals, BBC-APC, ACPE, Certified Supervisor. The topic is about the re-interpretation of the atonement. It connects with Wayne Oates’ “Christ and Selfhood.”

Dr. Bill Leonard, “Believers, not Belongers: Soul Care, the ‘Nones’ and Spiritualities”, Wake Forest University School of Divinity, Dean, retired; Religious Historian, Author, Professor, Scholar, PhD., Boston University

Rev. Suzanne Coyle, PhD., “Spirituality in Pastoral Care and Family Therapy,” Author, Professor, Christian Theological Seminary.

Rev. John Swinton, PhD., ““Living Well with Mental Health Challenges”,” Spirituality in Mental Health, Author, Theologian, Professor, Chair in Divinity and Religious Studies in the School of Divinity, History, and Philosophy, University of Aberdeen. Founder of the Center for Spirituality, Health, and Disability.

Dr. Cliff Kuhn, “What is in a Laugh?” Psychiatrist, Humorist, former Professor, University of Louisville School of Medicine.

Rev. Denise Massey, PhD., Author, Scholar, Professor, McAffee School of Theology, Mercery University & Rev. Rick Underwood, D.Min., Executive Director, WEOI, Author, Adjunct Professor, “The Legacy and Continued Contributions of Wayne E. Oates as it Applies to Spiritual Care,” an updated presentation originally delivered to the APC Convention.