Fostering Resiliency: In the Face of Traumatic Stress
by Bob Dees Courage and resilience are essential elements for balanced and daily living. While God gives people varying quantities of inherent resilience, it is a quality that is primarily developed over time and in the crucibles of life. The issue is not solely how to avoid every trial and tribulation, but on how to […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Family Trauma: Picking Up the Pieces in the First 48 Hours
by H. Norman Wright Trauma impacts the lives of many individuals and can strike unannounced and with great force. Often, the first 48 hours are a critical period that can help determine emotional outcomes. Through defining trauma, recognizing how it influences family dynamics, and allowing God to walk with you in the process, you can […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Energizing the Second Half of Marriage
by David and Claudia Arp The second half of marriage is a nebulous season of life. This stage can catch you unaware when missing your children, having health issues, feeling exhausted, and dealing with financial stress. Be encouraged as you walk through the eight challenges of the second half of your marriage, knowing that this […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Emotionally Destructive Relationships
by Leslie Vernick Many people are aware of the pervasive nature that defines an abusive relationship, but too often an emotionally destructive relationship is not viewed as abuse. Emotional abuse can destroy a relationship. Learn how change begins with you and by taking ownership in defining your problems so that you can survive and be […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Embracing Your Life Story: Making It God’s Story
by Dr. Trina Young Greer God has given all of us life, and your life story is ultimately part of His story. You are a well-written, intentional and beautiful story authored by God. Through this presentation, you will learn why it is essential to look at your life story by creating your story using creative […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Depression, Mood Disorders and Suicide
Depression, mood disorders and suicide affect millions of people every year. Left untreated, these problems can overwhelm a person and create a “dark night of the soul.” In this presentation, Dr. Scalise discusses the various symptoms and causes of depression, as well as practical helping strategies on how to effectively address the issues. Biblical insights […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
When Two Become Three
The transition from being a married couple to that of new parents is full of uncertainty and challenges. Yet, it can also be a time of great joy and anticipation despite some of the new difficulties that come with a baby. In this presentation, Dina Jones describes ten practical and realistic tips for young parents […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
When Someone You Love is Addicted
When someone you love is suffering from an addiction, it can feel as though your whole world is collapsing. This often becomes a chaotic and heartbreaking period of life for the addict, family members, and friends. Even though nearly one out of every three people is related to or connected with a person who is […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Psychotropic Medication: What you need to Know
Medication management for mental health and wellbeing can be a controversial subject for many people of faith. How and when should medication be used? Is it ever a good idea to use medication for emotional and other psychiatric disorders? In this presentation, Dr. Curt Thompson discusses the role of psychotropic medication and how it can […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is a simple word that is addressed many times in the Scriptures, but can also be an incredibly difficult process to walk through. God commandment as Christ followers is to forgive those who have willfully hurt and wronged us. Unforgiveness can have powerful and long-lasting consequences, and if we choose to hold on to […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
The Narcissistic Personality
Narcissism, whether it shows up in the work place or at home, is a growing problem; yet, the impact and frequency of this particular disorder is often overlooked. Loving or living with a narcissistic person can be a source of continual stress and ongoing conflict. Many wonder how to best deal with a person whose […]
By THE AACC, 7 years ago
Preparing for Remarriage
Marriage is designed to last a lifetime, but sometimes, through death or divorce, marriages come to an end. What happens when divorced or widowed individuals remarry? Unfortunately, the statistics are not encouraging. Nearly 60% of remarriages end in divorce, which makes it incredibly important for couples to be aware of the opportunities and dangers that […]