Welcome to our Video Resource collection of past webinars or workshops. Please note that our video resources below do not qualify for NBCC credit at this time.
Trauma’s Effects on the Brain
This webinar helps participants understand how the brain responds when traumatization occurs, as well as how it interprets information once danger has subsided. Learning this information gives us greater insight into how to approach survivors with compassion and wisdom. Participants will learn about:
- The five areas of the brain that function differently when trauma has occurred
- The difference between implicit and explicit memory, as well as how these types of memory are affected by trauma
- Ways in which the right brain and left brain communicate differently after trauma has occurred
Please note that this program does not qualify for NBCC credit.
Caring For Traumatized Teens
The teenage years are a dynamic and critical time in the development of the adolescent body (including the brain) and soul. This webinar will help caregivers and counselors understand what trauma looks like in teens, the unique ways that it affects teens, and important considerations for care and counseling.
Greg Wilson, D.Ed.Min., LPC Supervisor, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and counselor supervisor, and leads Soul Care Associates, a counseling and consulting practice in Texas. He specializes in counseling adolescents, men, couples, and families through issues such as depression, anxiety, abuse, addictions, trauma, and relational conflict. He also consults with leaders of churches and other organizations on adopting best practices for care.
Please note that this program does not qualify for NBCC credit.
Ministering to Survivors of Trauma
Survivors of trauma are among us in our churches, schools and neighborhoods, and they often suffer from significant relational, emotional, and bodily struggles. In this free webinar, ministry leaders will gain an understanding of trauma’s effects, as well as practical tools for connecting with survivors and caring for their needs in a gospel-centered way.
Please note that this program does not qualify for NBCC credit.
Spiritual Abuse: The Role of the Church and Counseling in Healing
Please note that this program does not qualify for NBCC credit.