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Upcoming TrainingBuddhist Healthy Boundaries Online Courses (Spring, 2022)
Jan 18, 2022
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Jun 03, 2022
We are offering 3 classes for Buddhist teachers in spring, 2022. COURSE DATES: January 18 - February 18, 2022; March 21-April 22; May 2-June 3 Read more... Responding to Clergy Misconduct: Instituting Best Practices (Spring, 2022)
Mar 16, 2022
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Mar 24, 2022
LIVE ONLINE SESSION TRAINING DATES: March 16, 23, 24 from 9:00 AM–12:30 PM CDT online. Additional training videos and online discussion in the intervening days. This newly revised live online course will offer participants the opportunity to understand how to institute best practices related to the investigation and adjudication of allegations of abuse within your organization. This is an essential training for Boards, ethics committees, and institutional leaders. We are offering special pricing on this new course! $549 early bird registration. Read more... Teaching Healthy Boundaries 101 & 201 ONLINE [Spring, 2022]
Apr 27, 2022
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May 05, 2022
Newly revised online course! Dates: April 27, 28, 29, May 4, 5 from 9-12 CT each day. We have adapted our in-person Teaching Healthy Boundaries course into an online class. Students will meet with instructors in 5 live online sessions, for 3 hours each day. This course will equip trainers to teach Healthy Boundaries 101 & 201. It is designed for those persons designated by their judicatory or organization to train clergy and spiritual teachers about healthy boundaries. Read more... |
What's NewThe Reverend Dr. William J. Augman, Jr., a Great Teacher and LeaderWe at FaithTrust Institute are deeply saddened by the news that our long-time friend and colleague Rev. Dr. William Augman passed away on August 11, 2021. He leaves behind a lifetime of teaching and leadership as a pastor, professor, and mentor. Read more... New Resource for Spiritual Leaders to Address Intimate Partner ViolenceEncouraging and Preparing Faith Leaders to Respond Odyssey Impact has created an important new resource for spiritual leaders called Healing the Healers: Domestic Violence. This program is a multimedia video resource collection showcasing intimate peer-to-peer conversations with exceptional faith leaders on issues of crisis and trauma to be used in classrooms curriculums, as congregational tools and for self learning. Read more... Free Advocate Handbook: Faith and Intimate Partner ViolenceIn recognition of DVAM, we are offering this FREE handbook that was created in collaboration with FCADV. Read more... E-Books: Healthy Boundaries 101 and 201 WorkbooksTo help trainers and students during these days of social distancing, we're releasing our Healthy Boundaries 101 and 201 workbooks as ebooks. Read more... |
Recent Blog Posts
Guest Blog: Hope in the Research #7
In this blog post, Rev. James Evinger highlights some recent research trends, including research in diverse religious communities and settings that have been underrepresented or ignored, evidence-based methodologies, and specific factors related to clergy abuse cases within the legal/justice system. Since 1995, Rev. Evinger has reviewed materials and updated the Annotated Bibliography of Clergy Sexual Abuse and Sexual Boundary Violations in Religious Communities. This huge undertaking has provided an extraordinary resource for scholars and researchers, as well as those seeking to address the needs of survivors.
A Matter of Life and Death: Domestic Violence and the Healing Power of Faith
Reflection by Rev. Amy Gopp This powerful reflection was written by Rev. Gopp as part of her work with Odyssey Impact's new educational series Healing the Healers: Domestic Violence. This video-based series provides insights and strategies for care, along with practical tools to building a strong network of support in your faith communities. The series can be used for self-learning, workshops, trainings, as well as in the classroom and community. It includes 4 episodes and an expert written guide that navigates the complex issue of domestic violence to encourage and support faith leaders in creating safe and trusted communities for victims and survivors.
Guest Blog: Hope in the Research #6
In this blog post, Rev. James Evinger highlights some recent research trends, including the emergence of diverse frameworks for understanding sexual boundary violations within spiritual contexts and the increase in research in communities and religious contexts that have been underrepresented or ignored. Since 1995, Rev. Evinger has reviewed materials and updated the Annotated Bibliography of Clergy Sexual Abuse and Sexual Boundary Violations in Religious Communities. This huge undertaking has provided an extraordinary resource for scholars and researchers, as well as those seeking to address the needs of survivors.
